1. Originally a fortified place; a collection, of indefinite extent, of houses larger than a village, specially one with a regular market and inferior to a city; a city; the inhabitants of a town or city; the metropolis or its inhabitants; the court end of London.

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

• ioen,
• cown,
• doown,
• gorwn,
• dowen,
• adown,
• htoown,
• nown,
• twn,
• tawon,
• downd,
• tonw,
• torne,
• towm,
• dcown,
• downn,
• dodwn,
• toan,
• towyn,
• downa

• teen,
• tyiyn,
• top-down,
• tin-tin,
• Fan-tan,
• dyne,
• deign,
• doyenne,
• ten,
• donne,
• toona,
• Tain,
• tannia,
• ton,
• tiyin,
• teeny,
• towny,
• Daun,
• tenno,
• deweyan,
• dune,
• danaea,
• Tonneau,
• tine,
• Duan,
• low-down,
• tinny,
• done,
• Tana,
• taiwan,
• tannoy,
• twine,
• dine,
• donee,
• townie,
• toone,
• dawn,
• na-dene,
• tom,
• tome,
• diana,
• tuna,
• dna,
• tonne,
• twin,
• Teyne,
• Taen,
• Tony,
• tien-pao,
• danu,
• Tennu,
• Dunny,
• Dhony,
• Taeniae,
• toe-in,
• taney,
• Tomi,
• Good-den,
• don,
• tawney,
• Toma,
• tauon,
• down,
• toyon,
• dna-dna,
• Douanier,
• Tannier,
• diwan,
• doyen,
• townee,
• Doni,
• tunney,
• Tun-dish,
• dane,
• Toon,
• twain,
• Toney,
• Tonneaux,
• Teine,
• TONN,
• Tonya,
• denier,
• den,
• tiny,
• tone,
• dayan,
• Douane,
• tune,
• dun,
• tyyn,
• dean,
• dana,
• tyne,
• Dwine,
• din,
• Tona,
• tawny,
• Tewan,
• tenia,
• donna,
• towne,
• Donnee,
• Tonia,
• Taiyuan,
• Digne,
• dioon,
• din-din,
• Tanier,
• tin,
• deny,
• tinea,
• Denay,
• Tene,
• Toni,
• tun,
• Dan,
• downy,
• duenna,
• tan-tan,
• dionaea,
• Tenne,
• taenia,
• tan,
• Tonie,
• ten-spot,
• tunny,
• Ta'en,
• Dian,
• down-bow.

The adjective form of the word "town" is "townish" or "town-like".

The plural of the "town" can be the "towns".

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