toom
adjective
ˈtüm 
chiefly Scotland
: empty
Synonyms
- bare
- blank
- clean
- devoid
- empty
- stark
- vacant
- vacuous
- void
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Example Sentences
the little shop in Edinburgh now stood toom
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English tōm — more at teem entry 2
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
toom
adjective
as in empty
lacking contents that could or should be present the little shop in Edinburgh now stood toom Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- empty
- devoid
- barren
- emptied
- clean
- blank
- bare
- void
- hollow
- stark
- vacant
- drained
- open
- deserted
- dry
- free
- unoccupied
- available
- vacuous
- unfilled
- clear
- vacated
- unattended
- forsaken
- depleted
- abandoned
- unfurnished
- uninhabited
- exhausted
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- full
- complete
- filled
- occupied
- furnished
- provided
- replete
- supplied
- overflowing
- packed
- flush
- teeming
- anti-macho
- anti-Mafia
- anti-malaria
- anti-male
- anti-management
- anti-marijuana
- anti-market
- anti-marriage
- anti-Marxist
- anti-mason
- anti-masonic
- anti-masonry
- anti-materialism
- anti-materialist
- anti-materialistic
- anti-metastatic
- anti-migraine
- anti-militarism
- anti-militarist
- anti-militaristic
- anti-military
- anti-mine
- anti-miscegenation
- anti-missile
- anti-modern