ourn
pronoun
ˈau̇(ə)rn,
ˈau̇ən,
ˈär(ə)n,
ˈau̇wə(r)n
dialectal
: ours
Word History
Etymology
Middle English ouren, ourn, from ure, oure our + -n (as in min mine)
- a good deal of
- a good few
- a good likeness
- a good long
- a good long while
- a good many
- a good night's sleep
- a good number of
- a good part of
- a good state of repair
- a good time
- a good/bad state of repair
- a good/great/lovely time
- a good/safe/sure bet
- a great deal
- a great deal of
- a great time
- a greater whole
- a growing belief that
- a hard act to follow
- a hard nut
- a hard nut to crack
- a hard row to hoe
- a hard/tough act to follow
- a hard/tough nut (to crack)