1. The common people, or those who inherit or possess no honours or titles; the lower house of the British Parliament, consisting of the representatives of cities, boroughs, and counties, and commonly called the House of Commons; food provided at a common table, as in colleges, &c.; food. Short commons, stinted fare. Doctors' Commons, in London, a college for the professors of the civil law, where the civilians commoned together.

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

• commense,
• communi,
• commona,
• comong,
• comeone,
• commeon,
• coommon,
• commion,
• comdons,
• commong,
• commonon,
• comumns,
• commenst,
• commnts,
• commonar,
• commoness,
• wommens,
• coomon,
• communst,
• comons

• commensal,
• commoner,
• comments,
• commonage,
• common oak,
• common ax,
• common axe,
• common,
• coming,
• comenius,
• commingle,
• commands,
• communise,
• comanche,
• communist,
• commonness,
• commence,
• commonest,
• communize,
• communism,
• coaming.

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