Definition own in American English

a legend in own lifetime (phrase) a after your own heart (phrase) of your own shadow (phrase) (all) on your own (phrase) as if you own the place (phrase) at your own risk (phrase) be in a class of own (phrase) be your own boss (phrase) be your own man (phrase) be your own (phrase) be your own woman (phrase) be your own worst enemy (phrase) beat someone at their own game (phrase) your own horn (phrase) co-own (verb) cut your own throat (phrase) dig your own grave (phrase) do something as if you own the place (phrase) do something of your own accord (phrase) do your own thing (phrase) get your own back (phrase) give someone a of their own medicine (phrase) have a mind of its own (phrase) have a mind of your own (phrase) have the courage of your (own) convictions (phrase) hoist your own petard (phrase) hold your own (phrase) in a world of your own (phrase) in your (own) backyard (phrase) in your own (good) time (phrase) in your own right (phrase) in your own time (phrase) keep your own counsel (phrase) know your own mind (phrase) leave someone to their own devices (phrase) let someone stew (in their own juices) (phrase) mind your own business (phrase) of your own free will (phrase) of your own making (phrase) off your own bat (phrase) on someone’s own ground (phrase) on your (own) head (phrase) on your (own) terms (phrase) on your own account (phrase) on your own responsibility (phrase) on your own time (phrase) own (adjective, pronoun) own (verb) own (pronoun) own goal (noun) own up (phrasal verb) plow furrow (phrase) sign your own death warrant (phrase) someone likes the sound of their own voice (phrase) someone’s (own) flesh and blood (phrase) someone’s very own (phrase) stand on your own (two) feet (phrase) take the law into your own hands (phrase) take your own life (phrase) through no choice of someone’s own (phrase) too etc. for your own good (phrase) under your own steam (phrase) with your own fair hands (phrase) your (own) sweet time (phrase)