Don ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Don ( verb )

1. Put on (an item of clothing).
2. Become or make (someone) a member of a particular group or profession.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french donner, from latin dare "give".

Examples:

1. He donned his coat before leaving the house.
2. She donned her gloves before heading out into the cold.
3. He donned the robes of a monk.
4. She donned the hat of a detective.
5. He was donned a knight by the queen.

(As a noun)

Don ( noun )

1. Put on (an item of clothing).
2. Become or make (someone) a member of a particular group or profession.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french donner, from latin dare "give".

Examples:

1. He donned his coat before leaving the house.
2. She donned her gloves before heading out into the cold.
3. He donned the robes of a monk.
4. She donned the hat of a detective.
5. He was donned a knight by the queen.