1. To fortify with a mound.

2. An artificial bank of earth, originally for defence; a natural elevation similar.

3. A small globe surmounted by a cross, and invented in symbol of empire.

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

• eound,
• jouned,
• ound,
• mouny,
• mouns,
• momand,
• monny,
• mounred,
• munb,
• souond,
• miund,
• souind,
• morned,
• momunt,
• aound,
• rround,
• emount,
• mouved,
• smount,
• minnd

• monte,
• monet,
• mountie,
• monad,
• monnet,
• Montoya,
• Mont,
• mondy,
• monette,
• monday,
• monda,
• monied,
• moneyed,
• month,
• Monty,
• monti,
• MONAT,
• monody,
• monod,
• montia,
• Mund,
• mount.

The adjective form of the word "mound" is "mounded".

The plural of the "mound" can be the "mounds".

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