Definition of "couronne" [couronne]

• A crown: a French word used in English in some special senses. (noun)
• A French coin. The couronne d'or, or gold crown, coined about 1340. and worth about $3.50. The ėcu à la couronne, worth about $2.67 when first coined in 1384: but successive issues were lighter, and during the fifteenth century the usual value was $2.20. The denier à la couronne and gros à la couronne, coins of silver or billon, worth from 2 to 7 United States cents. (noun)
• A vegetable tracing-paper, 14 × 10 inches in size. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "I just visited Wild Yeast and saw your gorgeous couronne."
• "J'au juste eu droit a ma couronne de la part du patron!!"
• "He had gathered a library of devotional volumes: the Fleurs des sainctz, the Pratique de la perfection chrestienne, the Triple couronne de la bienheureuse Vierge, the Chroniques et instruction du père Sainct-François."