don's
Puts on clothing
Don's is the possessive form of don, referring to something belonging to or associated with a don.
In British university contexts, particularly Oxford and Cambridge, it indicates something pertaining to a senior academic: The don's office hours were posted on the door.
It can also be the contraction of "don does," though this usage is rare.
In informal contexts referring to mafia bosses, don's might describe something belonging to the crime family leader.
Male baptismal guardian
- bossWorkplace superior
- capoString-shortening clamp device
- familyRelated people together
- CorleoneMob clan surname
respect · consigliere · outfit · crime · syndicate · territory · loyalty · omerta
godfather
Male baptismal guardian
Corleone · respect · consigliere · outfit · crime · syndicate · territory · loyalty · omerta · tribute
gown
Long formal garment
- robeLong loose outer garment
- collegeHigher education institution
- OxfordHistoric English university town
Cambridge · fellow · professor · tutor · university · cap · mortarboard · scholar · regalia · high table
title
Formal honorific or name
aristocrat · nobleman · courtesy · respect · Quixote · Juan · address · formal · hidalgo · dignity
- don't worryReassurance against anxiety
- don't moveCommand to remain stationary
- don't give upEncouragement to continue despite difficulty
- don't botherDismissal of unnecessary effort
- don't careLacking interest or preference
- don't touchProhibition against contact