1. Pieces of wood which join the cheeks of gun-carriages.

2. A beam or timber extended across the stern-post of a ship, to strengthen the aft-part and give it due form; a horizontal mullion or cross-bar in a window, or a lintel over a door; the vane of a cross-staff.

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

• transome,
• transon,
• tranisum,
• ranbom,
• transfrm,
• transf,
• transum,
• tranform,
• transfe,
• transfom,
• transfrom,
• transer,
• transpor,
• crinsom,
• transe,
• transam,
• rensom,
• transcom,
• transomes,
• transofrm

• transit,
• transient,
• transvaal,
• troncoso,
• transgress,
• Transue,
• transude,
• transmute,
• transonic,
• transfix,
• transpose,
• transpire,
• transposon,
• transfuse,
• transmit,
• trunk,
• transept,
• transact,
• transship,
• transfer,
• transcend,
• transport,
• trunks,
• translate,
• trans,
• Trinks,
• transduce,
• transposed,
• transitory,
• Trang,
• transeunt,
• trunzo,
• transform.

The adjective form of the word "transom" is "transomted".

The plural of the "transom" can be the "transoms".

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