The Meaning of dom

• (n.) A title anciently given to the pope, and later to other church dignitaries and some monastic orders. See Don, and Dan.
• (n.) In Portugal and Brazil, the title given to a member of the higher classes.

Rhymes

altom , amraam , anscom , anscomb , aplomb , balm , baucom , baum , becalm , blaum , blom , bohm , bom , bomb , bombe , brahm , brom , bromm , calm , cdrom , clomb , com , crom , daum , embalm , flaum , flom , fraum , fromm , fromme , glomb , grom , guam , halm , hobsbawm , hom , homme , intercom , islam , klom , lomb , malm , mam , mom , nahm , nom , overstrom , palm , palme , panmunjom , petrovietnam , phnom , pogrom , pom , praam , prom , psalm , qualm , quam , rahm , raum , rhomb , rom , romm , saam , saddam , salaam , salam , salm , saum , schrom , schwam , shawm , sitcom , som , somme , strahm , straum , stromme , suddam , surinam , thom , throm , tom , traum , vietnam , yom , zalm