crowns

Tops of heads

Crowns is the plural of crown—the ceremonial headpiece worn by monarchs, or anything resembling one in shape or position.

Dental crowns cap damaged teeth.

The crown of the head is its top.

In British usage, the Crown means the monarchy as an institution: crimes against the Crown.

To crown someone is to place a crown on their head, or to complete something triumphantly: The victory crowned an undefeated season.

royalty

monarch

Hereditary supreme ruler

  • queenMost powerful chess piece
  • kingMale crowned ruler
  • throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns

tiara · diadem · scepter · palace · royalty · emperor · empress · prince · princess · sovereign

achievement

pinnacle

Utmost summit or spire

  • summitPeak or diplomatic gathering
  • apexUppermost point or culmination
  • zenithPoint straight overhead

glory · triumph · victory · champion · winner · accolade · honor · distinction · culmination · accomplishment

dental

tooth

Calcified jaw structure

implant · porcelain · restoration · dentist · prosthetic · gold · ceramic · temporary · permanent · fitted

ceremony

enthronement

Formal investiture of sovereign

pageantry · ritual · regalia · ceremony · anointing · blessing · tradition · robes · orb · consecration

currency

krona

Scandinavian monetary unit

  • kroneScandinavian monetary unit
  • korunaCzech monetary unit
  • coinStamped metal currency

money · Swedish · Norwegian · Danish · Czech · denomination · monetary

anatomy

head

Uppermost body part

  • skullHead's bone casing
  • topUppermost part or surface
  • vertexPoint where edges converge

fontanel · scalp · brow · pate · cranium · tonsure · bald

botanical

canopy

Overhead protective covering

leaves · flowering · bloom · bud · head · top · cauliflower · broccoli · pineapple

Categories
Opposites
position/hierarchy

crownsbases

Bottom supports or stations

bottoms · foundations · soles · feet · roots

ceremonial action

crownsdethrones

Removes from sovereignty

deposes · uncrowns · abdicates · ousts · overthrows

temporal sequence

crownsbegins

Starts to happen

starts · initiates · launches · commences · opens

Phrases
Family

crowned, crowning, crown, uncrowned, crown of thorns, crownless, crownings, crownlike

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G