gown
//ɡaʊn//
Noun
gownSingular
gownsPlural
1
A long, elegant dress worn by women, especially on formal occasions.
She wore a beautiful gown to the wedding.
2
A loose, flowing outer garment worn for official or ceremonial purposes, such as by judges, academics, or clergy.
The professor wore a black gown at the graduation ceremony.
3
A protective garment worn in hospitals by patients or medical staff.
The nurse asked me to change into a hospital gown before the examination.
Verb
1
To dress in a gown or to provide someone with a gown.
The nurse gowned the patient before the surgery.