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A crown is an emblem of a monarchy, a monarch's government, or items endorsed by it.

Crown or The Crown may also refer to:

Currency

Dentistry

• Crown (dental restoration), a dental treatment
• Crown (tooth), a portion of a tooth

Monarchy and government

• Crown (heraldry), a depiction of a crown used in heraldry
• Crown, by metonymy, the term for a monarch or the form of government of a monarchy
  • The Crown, the legal embodiment of monarchical governance in a realm of the Commonwealth of Nations
    • Crown prosecutor, the state prosecutor in the Commonwealth of Nations jurisdictions
  • Crown Estate, a collection of lands and holdings in the territories of England, Wales and Northern Ireland belonging to the British monarch as a corporation sole
• Crown Property Bureau, the quasi-government agency responsible for managing the property of the Monarchy of Thailand

Music

Places and buildings

• Crown Melbourne, a casino and resort in Australia
• Crown Perth, a casino and resort in Australia
• Crown Sydney, a casino and hotel in Australia
• Crown Wetlands, Cayman Islands
• The Crown (mountain), a mountain in the Karakoram of China
• Crown, Inverness, an area beside the city centre of Inverness
• The Crown, Bristol, a historic pub in England
• The Crown Inn, later The Flying Pig, a pub in Cambridge, England
• The Crown, Covent Garden, a pub in London
• The Crown, Cowley, a pub in London
• The Crown, Houghton Regis, a pub in Bedfordshire, England
• The Crown, Islington, a pub in London
• The Crown, Shoreditch, now The Owl and Pussycat, a pub in London
• The Crown, Strand, later the Crown and Anchor, a tavern in 18th–19th-century London
• The Crown, Twickenham, a pub in London
• Crown, Missouri, a community in the United States
• The Crown (Cincinnati), now Heritage Bank Center, an indoor arena in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Crown, Pennsylvania, a census-designated place in Farmington Township
• Crown, Gauteng, a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa
• Crown North, a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa
• Crown Gardens, a suburb of Johannesburg, South Africa

Vehicles

• Crown (automobile), a 1905 American automobile
• Pacer Crown, a show car by AMC
• Toyota Crown, an automobile model for Asian markets

Science

• Crown (anatomy), the top of the head
• Crown (botany), the branching leaf-bearing portion of a tree
• Crown ether, a cyclic chemical compound that consists of a ring containing several ether groups
• Crown group, the most recent common ancestor of a collection of species as well as all of that ancestor's descendants
• Hair whorl or crown

Brands and enterprises

• Crown (St. Paul's Churchyard), an historical bookseller in London
• Crown Equipment Corporation, an American manufacturer of forklifts
• Crown International (Crown Audio), an American manufacturer of audio electronics
• Crown International Pictures, a defunct American film company
• Crown Lager, an Australian beer
• Crown Liquor Saloon, a pub in Belfast
• Crown, an imprint of Crown Publishing Group
• Crown Royal, a Canadian whisky
• Crowns brand cigarettes, produced by Commonwealth Brands
• Crown Resorts, a hotel, casino, and resort company

Other uses

• Crown (manga)
• Crown (watch), the grooved knob or dial on the outside of a watch case
• The Crown (TV series), about Queen Elizabeth II
• "The Crown: Joancoming: It's a Cleo Cleo Cleo Cleo World", an episode of Clone High about Cleopatra
• Crown graph, a type of undirected graph in graph theory
• Crown, the top or hinge of a bell
• Crown, the topmost part of a hat
• Crown (arch), the top portion of an arch
• Crown, the cross-sectional shape of a road surface
• Confederation of the Polish Crown, or The Crown, monarchist political party in Poland
• Crown, part of the muzzle of a gun barrel
• Crown cap, a type of bottle seal
• Crowns, a play by Regina Taylor
• Crown, the symbol for the Special Cup in the Mario Kart franchise

See also

• Corona (disambiguation)
• Crowne
• Ford Crown Victoria
• Ford LTD Crown Victoria
• HMS Crown, a list of Royal Navy ships