How to spell COWN correctly?

If you were trying to type "cown" but misspelled it, here are some possible corrections: "town", "down", "coin", "clown" or "crown". Remember to proofread your work to avoid such errors and ensure clear communication.

• Clown The children at the birthday party were delighted to see a clown perform silly tricks.
• Cohn
• Coin I found a rare coin among my grandfather's collection.
• CON The detective knew he was being led into a con, but he couldn't resist the offer of a free vacation.
• Conn
• Corn I love to eat sweet corn on the cob during summer BBQs.
• Cow The cow was lazily grazing in the field.
• Cowen
• Cowl The monk pulled his cowl over his head to shield himself from the cold wind.
• Cows Cows are domesticated herbivorous mammals that are raised for meat, milk, and other dairy products.
• Crown The queen wore a beautiful crown adorned with diamonds and emeralds.
• Down She's feeling down today.
• Gown She carefully placed the sparkling diamond necklace around her neck before slipping into her elegant white gown.
• Mown The grass has been freshly mown and smells wonderful.
• Own I am going to own a bakery one day.
• Sown The seeds were sown in the soil with great care.
• Town The mayor announced plans to renovate the town square.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking