1. A hemispherical roof raised over the middle of an edifice; a cupola; a noble fabric, as a temple, cathedral, &c.; the upper part of a furnace, resembling a hollow hemisphere or small dome; anything dome-shaped.

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

• somw,
• dme,
• beome,
• domice,
• edme,
• somie,
• doyu,
• dobe,
• ciome,
• doms,
• dore,
• somoe,
• drime,
• soime,
• domt,
• doree,
• dommy,
• domn,
• stome,
• ome

• dote,
• Doane,
• doyenne,
• doom,
• Dona,
• -some,
• dope,
• doyen,
• dose,
• doney,
• Donnie,
• come,
• done,
• Dom,
• don,
• donahey,
• downey,
• dime,
• some,
• Donn,
• Doan,
• doze,
• donne,
• dohm,
• dame,
• down,
• home,
• downie,
• doe,
• dove,
• rome,
• donee.

The adjective form of the word "dome" is "dome-shaped".

The plural of the "dome" can be the "domes".

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