commons

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Synonyms: common, commins, commos

Antonyms: common, commins, commos

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Noun

1. {{plural of|en|common}}

Noun

1. {{lb|en|usually singular in construction}} A public area, especially a [[dining hall]], at a [[college]] or [[university]]; a similar shared space elsewhere.
2. {{lb|en|usually singular in construction}} A {{l|en|common#Noun}} ([[common land]]); especially, a central section of (usually an older) town, designated as a [[shared]] area.
3. {{lb|en|figuratively}} The [[mutual]] [[good]] of all; the [[abstract]] [[concept]] of resources shared by more than one, for example air, water, information.
4. The [[common]] [[people]] [[collectively]], the [[third estate]], the people not [[belong]]ing to the [[nobility]] or [[clergy]].
5. {{lb|en|chiefly|historical}} The [[free]] [[burgher]]s/[[bourgeoisie]] of a [[given]] [[town]], taken collectively.
6. {{label|en|euphemistic|obsolete}} An [[outhouse]].
7. {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|Oxford University}} [[food|Food]] served at a fixed rate from the college [[buttery]], distinguished from [[battel]]s.
8. Food in general; [[ration]]s.

Verb

1. {{infl of|en|common||s-verb-form}}

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