1. A cape with a hood, worn by a master, or by a priest while officiating in a cold edifice; a long loose cloak of black silk, with a hood removable at pleasure, used as a general disguise at masquerades; a dotted piece of bone or ivory, used for playing at the game called dominoes, of which there are twenty-eight pieces.

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

• motino,
• oming,
• domint,
• domice,
• dominca,
• dominios,
• domiant,
• deminor,
• doiing,
• demind,
• doamins,
• diminos,
• domiion,
• damine,
• domono,
• komono,
• dominon,
• dominat,
• domian,
• dormint

• dominie,
• domine,
• dominos,
• Dooming,
• dimino,
• dominee,
• doman,
• domain,
• Dominy,
• Domina.

The adjective form of the word "domino" is "dominoesque", meaning resembling or characteristic of a domino.

The plural of the "domino" can be the "dominos".

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