Synonym: attic, bean, bonce, covered stadium, domed stadium, noggin, noodle. Similar words: abdomen, domestic, speedometer, domesticate, domesticated, domestic system, gross domestic product, come home. Meaning: [dəʊm] 
n. 1. a concave shape whose distinguishing characteristic is that the concavity faces downward 2. informal terms for a human head 3. a stadium that has a roof 4. a hemispherical roof.
n. 1. a concave shape whose distinguishing characteristic is that the concavity faces downward 2. informal terms for a human head 3. a stadium that has a roof 4. a hemispherical roof. 
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61 Another City bank conversion, with fantastic high ceilings, a glass dome, chandeliers and a central oval bar.
62 The round dome calls for a round loaf and the final rise is done right on the clay plate.
63 The deal means property developer Legacy will turn the Dome into a hi-tech business park.
64 Now the magic balloon has burst,[sentencedict.com/dome.html] the Dome stands as the ugliest piece of evidence against him.
65 They passed through the outer vestibule then under the fluted dome of the inner hall.
66 They were set not on black sky, however, but on a brilliantly painted mural which covered the dome.
67 The company stands to make up to ￡7m in fees if it offloads the Dome quickly.
68 The dome is one of the earliest examples raised on a drum and pierced with windows.
69 With his dome, bushy eyebrows and wide if not always convincing smile, he was a commanding figure.
70 Many churches had four simple gables of equal size one on each face, surmounted by a central dome upon a drum.
71 A man climbed to the top and gazed helplessly at the curved expanse of the copper-sheathed dome.
72 This is on concentric, double circle plan, with central dome and sloping outer roofs.
73 This determines the position for horizontal sections and must be dome at the top and bottom of the stairs.
74 There was that sudden, breathtaking chill of cold, clean air as you walked into the dome.
75 Over the earth rests the vault of heaven like a hemispherical dome or great bell.
76 But it does have a dome which holds a bubble of air giving a safe haven if needed.
77 He was forty-four years old, on display under a geodesic dome.
78 Inside, the central dome rises nearly 100 feet above the cathedral floor.
79 Does the dome have a pleasing aesthetic quality or is it mushroomed, flattened, or split open?
80 One earlier example is of the cross-in-square type with a dome over the crossing.
81 The dome is made of brick with thick mortar joints.
82 Four firms are battling for the ￡70 million mixed-use scheme, which lies in the shadow of the Millennium Dome.
83 Topstock's little grey eyes snapped through his steel frames under the great downy dome.
84 I went across the clattering, windy linkage space between the dining and dome cars and stood outside the toilet room.
85 First, the meteorites crossed the dome traveling at an angle of only twenty-seven degrees to the horizon.
86 The floor of the dome was covered with various machinery, all stationary, and walled constructions.
87 Coleridge's inability to explain the dome leads him to try and carry the damsel with a dulcimer.
88 Facing the hotels, bulging out over the very brink of the abyss, some one had built a huge green dome.
89 It is a double-aisled church and has a central dome and four more over the angles.
90 The shadows from the candlelight darted back and forth across the shallow whitewashed dome.
More similar words: abdomen, domestic, speedometer, domesticate, domesticated, domestic system, gross domestic product, come home, random, domain, wisdom, seldom, kingdom, boredom, at random, randomly, freedom, domineer, dominion, chiefdom, dominate, dominant, domicile, dominance, martyrdom, anno domini, domination, domino theory, domineering, indomitable.