dom
Leads the scene
A dom is the dominant partner in a BDSM relationship or encounter—the one who takes control, gives commands, or administers discipline.
The term is gender-neutral, though domme sometimes specifies a dominant woman.
She's looking for an experienced dom. (Capitalized Dom is an honorific title.)
bdsm
Having superior influence
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
- subFill-in worker
- kinkTight twisted spot
- leatherTanned animal skin
power exchange · top · fetish · dungeon · collar · safeword · domme · dominatrix
dominant
Having superior influence
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
- subFill-in worker
- kinkTight twisted spot
leather · power exchange · top · fetish · dungeon · collar · safeword · domme · dominatrix · master
- Word Suffixeser, est, ness, less, able
- Religious Titlesfather, reverend, bishop, abbot, abbess
- Iberian nobilitygrandee, hidalgo, infanta, marques, don
- kinkdomme, submissives, master, slave, sadism
- monastic titlesabbot, abbess, prior, prioress, novice
- Castecaste, caste system, varna, Brahmins, untouchables
relational control dynamic
domsubmissive
Readily yielding to control
subordinate · follower · servant · yielder
- domestic violenceAbuse between household members
- domestic abuseHarm by household member
- world dominationComplete control of Earth
- domestic marketsTrade within one country
- domestic relationsLegal matters between relatives
- public domainUnprotected creative works
wisdom, freedom, domain, dome, kingdom, domestic, dominate, dominion, domination