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Webster Dictionary :: Dome

DOME, n. [Gr., a house, a plain roof. L.] 1. A building; a house; a fabric; used...

Webster Dictionary :: Domesday

DOMESDAY. [See Doomsday .]

Webster Dictionary :: Domesday-book

DOOMSDAY-BOOK, DOMESDAY-BOOK, n. A book compiled by order of William the Conquer...

Webster Dictionary :: Domesman

DOMESMAN, n. [See Doom .] A judge; an umpire.

Webster Dictionary :: Domestic

DOMESTIC, a. [L., a house.] 1. Belonging to the house, or home; pertaining to on...

Webster Dictionary :: Domestically

DOMESTICALLY, adv. In relation to domestic affairs.

Webster Dictionary :: Domesticate

DOMESTICATE, v.t. 1. To make domestic; to retire from the public; to accustom to...

Webster Dictionary :: Domestication

DOMESTICATION, n. 1. The act of withdrawing from the public notice and living mu...

Webster Dictionary :: Domicil

DOMICIL, n. [L., a mansion.] An abode or mansion; a place of permanent residence...

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciled

DOMICILED, DOMICILIATED, pp. Having gained a permanent residence or inhabitancy.

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciliate

DOMICIL, DOMICILIATE, v.t. To establish a fixed residence, or a residence that c...

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciliated

DOMICILED, DOMICILIATED, pp. Having gained a permanent residence or inhabitancy.

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciliating

DOMICILING, DOMICILIATING, ppr. Gaining or taking a permanent residence.

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciliation

DOMICILIATION, n. Permanent residence; inhabitancy.

Webster Dictionary :: Domiciling

DOMICILING, DOMICILIATING, ppr. Gaining or taking a permanent residence.

Webster Dictionary :: Domify

DOMIFY, v.t. [L., a house; to make.] 1. In astrology, to divide the heavens into...

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