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Also is "dom" just obsolete code?  In SlaveDialogues' CheckSpeechPatterns:

if (person.conf < 35 && person.dom < 40 && person.traits.has('Dominant') != true) ||
(person.traits.has('Submissive') && person.conf < 60):
shy = true
if (person.conf > 55 && person.dom > 60 && person.traits.has('Submissive') != true) ||
(person.traits.has('Dominant') && person.conf > 35):
bold = true

I don't see it elsewhere but Scrivener doesn't seem to appreciate that one might want to search for a short term without getting the longer ones (e.g. "random") so I've gotten too many results to really sift through.

"dom" is no longer used, but it appears to be very similar to "asser", which is "Role Preference" or whether the slave prefers to be the giver(higher) or taker(lower) of sexual actions.

I use Notepad++ to search multiple files, but it will probably have the same issues. I recommend searching for ".dom", ".dom ", or "var dom" rather than "dom" as the additional context will remove a lot of irrelevant entries.