| TOWNFOLK | • townfolk n. Synonym of townsfolk. • TOWNFOLK n. the people of a town, also TOWNSFOLK. |
| TOWNHALL | • townhall n. Alternative form of town hall. • town␣hall n. A building that houses the local government offices of a town. • town␣hall n. (By extension) The town council. |
| TOWNHOME | • townhome n. (US) A townhouse or row house. • TOWNHOME n. one of a series of contiguous houses of two or three stories. |
| TOWNIEST | • towniest adj. Superlative form of towny: most towny. • TOWNY adj. belonging to the town. |
| TOWNLAND | • townland n. (Ireland) A geographical unit of land smaller than a parish. • TOWNLAND n. esp. in Ireland, a division of land of varying extent; a township. |
| TOWNLESS | • townless adj. Without a town or towns. • TOWNLESS adj. having no towns. |
| TOWNLETS | • townlets n. Plural of townlet. • TOWNLET n. a small town, also TOWNLING. |
| TOWNLIER | • TOWNLY adj. townish. |
| TOWNLING | • townling n. An inhabitant of a town. • TOWNLING n. a town dweller. |
| TOWNSHIP | • township n. The territory of a town. • township n. (US, Canada) A subdivision of a county. • township n. (South African English, Pre 1994) An area set aside for nonwhite occupation. |
| TOWNSITE | • townsite n. In former British colonies, a tract of land authorized to be developed as a town and then surveyed and… • TOWNSITE n. the site of a town. |
| TOWNSKIP | • TOWNSKIP n. (Dickens) a city urchin. |
| TOWNSMAN | • townsman n. A man who is a resident of a town, especially of one’s own town. • TOWNSMAN n. a resident of a town. |
| TOWNSMEN | • townsmen n. Plural of townsman. • TOWNSMAN n. a resident of a town. |
| TOWNWARD | • townward adj. Towards a town. • townward adv. Towards a town; townwards. • TOWNWARD adv. in the direction of the town. |
| TOWNWEAR | • townwear n. (Rare) Everyday clothing suitable for wearing in a town (as opposed to the country). • TOWNWEAR n. clothes suitable for town. |