Words with the "ow" sound as in "down" typically follow the pattern of a diphthong, where the sound starts with an "ah" and glides into an "oo" sound. Here are a few examples:

Down: Refers to a direction.

Brown: Refers to the color brown.

Clown: A performer who uses humor, often in a circus.

Crown: A circular ornamental headgear worn by a monarch.

Frown: To furrow one's brow in displeasure or concentration.

Town: A human settlement smaller than a city.

Gown: A long dress, typically worn on formal occasions.

These words share a common sound pattern in the pronunciation of "ow" as in "down."

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