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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!According to merriam-webster it is a noun, I am not familiar with online dictionaries do they list 2 word definitions, I have been told by domainers more educated than me its two words, if so why is it listed. Just wanted to no because lots of wtb threads ask for one word names
Thanks
Joe t
http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...www.google.com
I searched "raindate" in quotes in Google and it gave 284,000 results and "rain date" has 2,070,000 results.
Judging by that I would say that more people use this term as "rain date". Also when I searched "raindate" google asked if I meant "rain date".
It didn't ask me if I entered it as one word without quotes though.
I hope that helps you.
Skinny
It's two words.
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