1. One of the commonalty; a member of the House of Commons; one who has a joint right in common ground; a student of the second rank in the university of Oxford, corresponding to the pensioner at Cambridge; a partaker; a prostitute.

2. A prostitute.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• commona,
• commeners,
• comeone,
• comeover,
• someoner,
• commonley,
• commong,
• commonon,
• commisoner,
• commonar,
• commoness,
• communter,
• commnet,
• comoners,
• commader,
• commont,
• commenter,
• commodor,
• componey,
• homeoner

• commander,
• common room,
• common era,
• come near,
• common,
• common year,
• common rush,
• commemorate,
• common wart,
• common reed.

The adjective form of the word "commoner" is "common".

The plural of the "commoner" can be the "commoners".

The singular of the "commoner" can be the "commoner".