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Although this is a word that seems to be coined by Chaucer and is of classical literary descent. In which its meaning is "a low man."

In modern usage the word was derived from "clown" by dropping the "c." As a result, "lown" is associated with the word "clown," but is not so severe. It is often used to describe someone that is not liked. Also, the word is often used as filler when there is nothing else to say.
Oh my god, you lown.
What's up, lown?
Lown out (Lo)
Lown in (Li)
lown by Lown car May 7, 2004
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Alternate spelling of the word ‘loan’ Most often times to designate a loan with a very low interest rate (sub 4% APR).
Billy got an auto lown for his Toyota Tacoma at 3.5% APR at his neighborhood credit union.
Lown by TabbyDabby June 4, 2020
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Based on Harry Cooper's new vet Chris Brown and his complete lack of testosterone and/or heart. The original English word lame was compounded with Brown's surname forming the adj. listed above.
"Come out tonight!, Don't be so lown!!!...you cunt!!!"
lown by PG November 14, 2003
A bad, crazy, or bizzare situation, person, or thing. Word can be use as adjective to describe or used as an actual noun.
I went to this house party the other day and a large brawl broke out, it was so lownt.
Lownt by The Zoo Krew July 1, 2011
Lowndes is someone with a unique name whom is very sweet and forgiving which they may think is an annoying quality of them self, they are one of the best people you will ever have in your life if you lose them as a friend then you are not worth being friends with others
Hey who’s Lowndes

Only the best person you’ll ever meet
Lowndes by Kitty._.Nior July 19, 2021
Usually pertaining to Counter Strike. A combination of getting "lol'd" at and getting "owned" in one smooth, seamless motion.
Player A - gets pwned with teh 5-7 accross teh map.
Player B - "Lowned"
lowned by t3flon February 10, 2014

low n sweet

low n sweet refers to the noun saccharin in an Anerican colloquial English.
Jennifer Aniston playing Rachel in the pilot episode of "Friends" uses this when she is being given a cup of decaf. Her words were "for all of the sudden - sweet n low - I realized I was more... She asks the waitress for low n sweet in the middle of her speech.
low n sweet by Ana Arnedo December 19, 2005