Crossword clues for domed
domed
- Like many stadiums
- Like an igloo
- Having a rounded roof
- All-weather, as some ballparks
- With a spherical roof
- With a roof, as stadiums
- Round up?
- Rotund, as a rotunda
- Protected from rain delays
- Like the Vikings' stadium
- Like the top of the US Capitol
- Like the top of the Capitol
- Like the Salt Lake Tabernacle
- Like the Capitol's top
- Like the Capitol 44. Run-down
- Like some football stadiums
- Like some enclosed stadiums
- Like some baseball stadiums
- Like most U.S. statehouses
- Like most mosques
- Like modern stadiums
- Like many basilicas
- Like many a cathedral
- Like enclosed stadiums
- Like an all-weather stadium
- Covered with a hemispherical roof
- Chrome-___ (bald)
- All-weather, as stadiums
- Like many football stadiums
- Like some heads
- Like St. Basil's
- "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" was published in this year
- Like the Capitol building
- Protected from rainouts, say
- Like wigwams and igloos
- Like Royal Albert Hall
- Like the Pantheon
- Like some stadiums
- Like a rotunda
- Hemispherically roofed
- Cupolated
- Like Houston's ball park
- Like St. Peter's
- Round on top
- Like the Mariners' stadium
- Like St. Paul's
- Like a lot of cathedrals and mosques? Tour southern Europe and North Africa, perhaps
- Roof style
- Like the Taj Mahal
- Like covered stadiums
- Having a cupola
- Like many cathedrals
- Curved (roof)
- With a rounded roof
- Protected from rainouts
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Domed \Domed\, a. Furnished with a dome; shaped like a dome.
Wiktionary
a. In the form of a dome.
WordNet
adj. having a hemispherical vault or dome [syn: vaulted]
Wikipedia
Domed can have several meanings:
- Dome - in architecture
- Domed consonant - a consonant type classified by domed tongue shape
Usage examples of "domed".
In the center of the huge domed ballroom was a round pool illuminated in such a way as to make it appear like an enormous aquamarine cabochon jewel.
Teku clung to his shoulder as he maneuvered out of the conservatory, through the carpeted hallway, back past the ornate domed room, and finally toward the scullery where Freen and the two chambermaids were finishing up.
There are hundreds of domed agricultural buildings surrounded by thousands of newly planted GM modified eucalypt trees.
Hilil Gamelyn said with a glance over his wine toward the prince on his throne and the regent standing beside him, a ring of gold and onyx and diamonds circling the base of her domed hair.
He could hear the growl and scrape as the ice flowed over the rocky land, gouging and destroying, the mighty cracks as the ice itself split and crumbled, and the steady roar of the blunt katabatic winds which spilled from its chill domed heart.
The domed end of the one facing Kibbo was five meters high, weld seams between the metal petal segments clearly visible.
When they again came to the surface, Bertha Kircher saw that they were in a large lagoon and that the bright stars were shining high above them, while on either hand domed and minareted buildings were silhouetted sharply against the starlit sky.
There was nothing unusual to be seen up there, just the usual clusters of low, domed lodges under wisps of windblown wood smoke.
Along with Mudd, they materialized near a low building, less than half its domed top showing above the surface dunes.
The opening was the oculus, the eye, in the ceiling of a vast domed room buried underground.
The castle seemed, smaller from the inside, with three roofed wings joined by three towers, two of them domed, and the short but wider third, castellated and furnished with a flagpole where an S S penant fluttered noisily in the strengthening wind.
I unwrapped the plastique and molded one block into a niche high in the wall, just a few feet back from the point at which that shaft opened into the domed chamber.
We crossed the domed chamber, pausing four times to deposit the last four kilos of plastique among the machinery.
The pshent of unknown stars above the myriad domed turrets glowed with a sallow, sickly flare, so that a kind of twilight hung about the murky walls of slippery onyx.
The one behind Wanhope Prison had been the largest of the nine, a single great amphitheater of stone, windowless, but domed with milky glass.