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domish

domish adjective: resembling a dome.

Adjective

domish (comparative more domish, superlative most domish)

  1. Resembling a dome.
    • His gray-green eyes glinted anxiously behind gold wire-rim spectacles, his prim lips hid several teeth in need of removal, and, receding above a domish, lightly pocked forehead, his soft brown hair, already thinning, lay flat.2001, Barry Werth, The Scarlet Professor: Newton Arvin, a Literary Life Shattered by Scandal

Forms of domish

comparativemore domish
superlativemost domish

Origin of domish

From dome + -ish.

Questions about domish

What does domish mean?
Domish means resembling a dome.
What part of speech is domish?
Domish is an adjective.

Words near domish in the dictionary

  1. Dominys
  2. domiodol
  3. domiphen
  4. domiphen bromide
  5. domipizone
  6. domish
  7. domitable
  8. domitae naturae
  9. domite
  10. domites
  11. domitic

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