1. plural of dominie; schoolmasters or teachers
Usage: archaic; chiefly Scottish
2. plural of dominie; ministers or clergymen
Usage: archaic; chiefly Scottish

Examples

• The village dominies gathered to discuss educational reforms.
• In old Scotland, dominies were respected figures in their communities.
• The dominies led both the school and the church services.
• Local dominies often served multiple roles in small towns.
• The dominies were known for their strict but fair teaching methods.