1. A wooden chest, with bombs, to bury beneath the path, &c., of an enemy, and explode under him; an ammunition-chest or waggon; a wooden framework or casing of various kinds.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• causon,
• caison,
• lisson,
• classon,
• misson,
• nisson,
• basson,
• cassion,
• caeson,
• jaison,
• maison,
• comisson,
• cissn,
• fisson,
• passon,
• visson,
• casion,
• cason,
• crison,
• leisson

• cashin,
• cashion,
• chaisson,
• casino,
• Caison,
• cashen,
• cassano,
• Cason,
• cash in,
• cassino,
• cassin,
• casiano,
• casein,
• cassone,
• casson.

The adjective form of the word "caisson" is "caissoned".

The plural of the "caisson" can be the "caissons".

The singular of the "caisson" can be the "caisson".