Dominoid

English

Etymology

From domino +‎ -oid.

Noun

Dominoid (plural Dominoids)

1. (informal) An employee of Domino's Pizza.
   • 1986, Tom Monaghan, Robert Anderson, Pizza Tiger, page 18:

     They're the ones we call Dominoids, and we say they have pizza sauce in their veins.

   • 2009, Dave Melton, Tim McIntyre, Hire the American Dream:

     Dominoids want to train and want to be trained.

   • 2012, James Leonard, Living the Faith: A Life of Tom Monaghan, page 139:

     Black, like every other Dominoid I interviewed, profoundly doubted that dozens of lawsuits had been filed by relatives of people who had died or been seriously injured in crashes involving Domino's drivers that year.