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Your head, or dome- usually of large proportions
Robby McIntire has a huge domus
domus by MJM December 7, 2003
Words you can keep
1) a large, generally bulbous head.
2) a moron, dolt, or uncouth person.
(Both words derived from Rob "Domus" McIntyre
1) Domus has a large domus
2) Domus is a large domus
domus by DMM December 15, 2003
Domus is a variant of the word "dope" , in this case meaning something that is good of high quality.
1) that's fucking Domus lad
2) yea man that's Domus
3)you think your Domus aye
Domus by SmegDogz93 March 18, 2020
The ending of the word "negrodomus". Relating to someone who does stupid things that are obviously wrong. Used as a word of hate towards someone who reminds you of someone with autism.
Man 1-"That guy just sold his bike for a dollar."

Man 2- "What a domus!"
Domus by SKTRecoil July 21, 2008

chromus domus 

Usually used as a quick definition for someone of a Bald head, typically an adult male, usually with a large belly, it is also very commonly used at random will
-Hey, look at that Chromus Domus over there.
-Hey, my man Chromus Domus.
chromus domus by Button Lord February 21, 2017

Ad domus conservationist 

One who recycles and conserves at home, and makes sure the whole world knows it. However, anywhere else this person will waste more resources than a hummer on steroids.
He is a ad domus conservationist. He only cares about the environment at home.

Romanes eunt domus

A Latin phrase which pretty much translates to "People called "Romanes", they go, the house."

The correct phrase is "Romani ite domum" - "Romans go home".
"What's this then? "Romanes eunt domus"? People called "Romanes", they go, the house!?"
Romanes eunt domus by Wardie1993 August 15, 2023
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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