gown

A garment usually long in length and worn by women for occasions such as parties as a formal wear made of fabrics such as satin and organza.

I purchased a beautiful gown to wear to my friend's wedding reception.

by wwwgownsshopcom October 23, 2007

gown

A garment of clothing worn usually by women as a formal wear.

The best gown known on Earth can be found at www.gownsshop.com

by www.gownsshop.com October 16, 2007

gown

a dark creamy white substance.

I punched her so hard gown came out.

by bad man January 18, 2006

gown

one of the formal wears usually worn by women to parties and weddings offered at wwwgownsshopcom

wwwgownsshopcom offers a variety of formal wear including evening and wedding gowns

by wwwgownsshopcom October 16, 2007

gowning

The opposite of capping also known as telling the truth.

You need to start gowning right now simp

by lordyabu May 27, 2020

Gowne

/gōn/

noun.
1. the destruction or disintegration of the human spirit or the state of being obliterated; damaged psyche

2. loss of wealth, position, etc, or something that causes such loss; downfall

3. the state of being speechless/dumbstruck after witnessing a particularly stupid or annoying thing; tiresome.

4. a person as the wreck of his or her former self; ravaged individual.

verb.
1. to fall into ruin; devastate.

2. fall to pieces; dejection.

Origin:
Taken from the word gone, "gowne" was first used to describe the act of being emotionally lost or your enthusiasm no longer being present:
"I'm gowner than the wind"

Person A: "Did you study for the test?"
Person B: "No"
Person A: "You do realize this test a major grade, right?"
Person B: "Don't you think I already fucking know that? I'm too gowne to care at this point"

by Rosir February 22, 2015

No gown

Variation of No Cap,but a gown

"Yo, No gown"
"Dont you mean No Cap."
Naw, No Gown.

by Chucklebucket December 30, 2020