There are hundreds of words that end with ‘awn.’ However, many of those words are no longer used in English literature. Here are 216 words with their respective definition that are still used in modern news media and literature.
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Awn
One of the slender bristles that terminate the glumes of the spikelet in some cereal and other grasses.
Bandsawn
A saw in the form of an endless steel belt running over pulleys; also : a power saw using this device usually with the blade in a vertical position.
Bawn
An enclosure usually of mud or stone walls about a farmhouse or castle in ireland: such as; the fortified court of a castle; a fold for livestock, especially cattle.
Begnawn
To gnaw at.
Blawn
Blow.
Brawn
The flesh of a boar; headcheese; full strong muscles.
Chawn
Gap, cleft.
Choice-drawn
Chosen with care : picked.
Daydawn
Daybreak.
Day-dawn
Daybreak.
Dawn
To begin to grow light as the sun rises; to begin to appear or develop; to begin to be perceived or understood.
Fairlawn
Borough in northeastern new jersey northeast of paterson population 32,457.
Fawn
To court favor by a cringing or flattering manner; to show affection —used especially of a dog.
Fine-drawn
Drawn out to extreme subtlety.
Flat-sawn
Sawed so as to produce a flat-grain surface.
Flawn
Manila grass.
Foredawn
The time immediately before dawn.
Frawn
Bilberry.
Frogspawn
A red alga of the genus batrachospermum; frog spit.
Frog-spawn
A red alga of the genus batrachospermum; frog spit.
Hair-drawn
Hairsplitting.
Hard-drawn
Drawn so as to produce great hardness and strength —used especially of copper wire and tubing.
Horse-drawn
Pulled by a horse or by a group of horses.
Yawn
To open wide : gape; to open the mouth wide and take a deep breath usually as an involuntary reaction to fatigue or boredom; to utter with a yawn.
Impawn
To put in pawn : pledge.
Indrawn
Aloof, reserved; drawn in.
Lawn
An open space between woods : glade; ground (as around a house or in a garden or park) that is covered with grass and is kept mowed; a relatively even layer of bacteria covering the surface of a culture medium.
Long-drawn
Extended to a great length.
Misdrawn
To draw (something) incorrectly.
Oaklawn
Village in northeastern illinois southwest of chicago population 56,690.
Outdrawn
To attract a larger audience or following than; to draw a handgun more quickly than.
Overdrawn
Having an overdrawn account.
Pawn
One of the chessmen of least value having the power to move only forward ordinarily one square at a time, to capture only diagonally forward, and to be promoted to any piece except a king upon reaching the eighth rank; one that can be used to further the purposes of another.
Pookawn
A small fishing boat usually with one mast, equipped with oars as well as sails, and often lateen-rigged.
Prawn
Any of various widely distributed edible decapod crustaceans: such as; one (as of the genera pandalus and penaeus) that resembles shrimp and has a large compressed abdomen; shrimp; especially : a large shrimp.
Predawn
Existing or occurring before dawn.
Quartersawn
Sawed from quartered logs so that the annual rings are nearly at right angles to the wide face —used of boards and planks.
Redrawn
To draw (something) again; to project an image on (a display screen) again; to become refreshed — used of a display screen or the visual information it presents.
Resawn
To saw (something) again.
Rift-sawn
Sawed radially from the log so as to have the annual rings perpendicular or nearly so to the face; quartersawed.
Shawn
Ted 1891—1972 american dancer and choreographer.
Solid-drawn
Drawn out from a heated solid bar especially by a process of spiral rolling that first hollows the bar and then expands the cavity by forcing the bar over a pointed mandrel fixed in front of the rolls —used of a weldless tube.
Spawn
To deposit or fertilize spawn; to produce young especially in large numbers; to produce or deposit (eggs) —used of an aquatic animal.
Supawn
Hasty pudding.
Tangent-sawn
To saw (a log) lengthwise by parallel cuts in regular succession.
Thrawn
Lacking in pleasing or attractive qualities: such as; perverse, recalcitrant; crooked, misshapen.
Treelawn
Tree belt.
Underdrawn
To draw a line under : underscore; to draw or depict inadequately; to overlay or line (a roof or ceiling) with thin boards or lath and plaster.
Undrawn
To draw aside : open.
Unwithdrawn
Not withdrawn.
Wiredrawn
Excessively minute and subtle.
Wire-drawn
Excessively minute and subtle.
Withdrawn
Removed from immediate contact or easy approach : isolated; socially detached and unresponsive : exhibiting withdrawal : introverted.
With-drawn
Removed from immediate contact or easy approach : isolated; socially detached and unresponsive : exhibiting withdrawal : introverted.
The following words also end in awn; however, we couldn’t find definitions of these words from the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
- Adawn
- Air-drawn
- Antedawn
- Arawn
- Back-drawn
- Bare-gnawn
- Bastard-sawn
- Bedawn
- Bohawn
- Brooklawn
- Close-drawn
- Cold-drawn
- Counter-pawn
- Cub-drawn
- Deep-drawn
- Delawn
- Ditch-drawn
- Dog-drawn
- Dog-gnawn
- Donkey-drawn
- Drawn
- Embrawn
- Fresh-drawn
- Friction-sawn
- Full-drawn
- Gawn
- Gnawn
- Grawn
- Greenlawn
- Hot-drawn
- Ill-drawn
- Jawn
- Jigsawn
- Large-drawn
- Mawn
- Mosaic-drawn
- Outfawn
- Outgnawn
- Overawn
- Pain-drawn
- Pipe-drawn
- Power-sawn
- Predrawn
- Quick-drawn
- Rat-gnawn
- Redawn
- Repawn
- Right-drawn
- Roselawn
- Rough-sawn
- Sawn
- Scuddawn
- Sepawn
- Short-drawn
- Slash-sawn
- Slow-drawn
- Snake-drawn
- Sneckdrawn
- Soorawn
- Stawn
- Straight-drawn
- Strawn
- Sun-drawn
- Swan-drawn
- Tawn
- Tense-drawn
- Thawn
- Thick-drawn
- Tight-drawn
- Time-gnawn
- Twice-withdrawn
- Ungnawn
- Unoverdrawn
- Unpawn
- Unsawn
- Vulture-gnawn
- Well-drawn
- Whipsawn
- Wit-drawn
- Woodlawn
- Worm-gnawn