don¹ /don/

1. (with cap) a Spanish title, corresponding to English Sir and Mr, formerly applied only to noblemen, now to all classes (fem Doña /dōnˈya/, Italian form Donˈna)
2. A Spanish nobleman, a Spaniard
3. A fellow of a college or university
4. Any member of the teaching staff of a college or university
5. An expert (Aust and NZ)
6. A swell, adept (informal)
7. A Mafia boss (US informal)

dona or donah /dōˈnə/ noun

A sweetheart (corruption of Doña or Donna)

donnˈish adjective

Relating to or acting like a college don

donnˈishness noun

donnˈism noun

Self-importance

donˈship noun

The rank or status of a don

Don Juan /hwän or jooˈən/ noun

1. A legendary Spanish licentious nobleman, subject of plays, poems and operas in several European languages
2. An attractive libertine and profligate

don² /don/

1. To do or put on
2. To assume

• instructorships
• instructress
• instructresses
• instructs
• instrument
• instrumental
• instrumentalism
• instrumentalist
• instrumentalists
• instrumentalities
• instrumentality
• instrumentally
• instrumentals
• instrumentation
• instrument board
• instrumented
• instrument flying
• instrumenting
• instrument landing
• instrument landings
• instrument panel
• instrument panels
• instruments
• in style
• insubjection