Wanted: dictionary com, net and org domains

[Theo]

Ended - thank you.


I'm looking to buy some nice com, net and org *single word* dictionary domains.

The "rules":

1. Not looking for exotic words that I have to look up in the dictionary. Medical terms are ok, unless they are conditions that occur in Star Trek only.

2. I prefer nouns (singular or plural), verbs (first person only) and adjectives (remember, adjectives have NO plural: quiets.org is NOT acceptable). Gerunds if they are short and not exotic (see above).

3. If you post here, specify your price. If you PM me, please DON'T send me other, unrelated domains as well.

4. No typos, alternative spellings, or tm domains. No acronyms, no dashes; I want *single word dictionary domains*.

5. In case you missed it: com, net, org ONLY. No other TLD's please.

My budget is flexible and I respond to offers and messages with a counter-offer; otherwise I either buy or I don't. You'll get a quick response from me either way, unless it's Friday afternoon (happy hour time).

 

[toria]

I can offer the following six single-word dictionary .COMs for your consideration:

sitophilia.com (noun)
It refers to sex involving food. There are many references to the term. Here is one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitophilia
BIN = $800

irrigant.com (noun)
This refers to multiple items:
- Most commonly referring to medical products used to irrigate root canals, eyes, nasal passages, wounds, etc.
- Some references to crop irrigation.
BIN=$1000

nomologist.com (noun)
Refers to someone who studies the science of law or the science of laws of the mind.
Information on "nomologist" is available here: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/nomologist
BIN = $500

decumulate.com (verb)
This is a financial term. It means the opposite of "accumulate." The number of articles and references to this is growing rapidly and will continue to do so as the massive baby boomer generation heads to retirement. Their financial advisors are helping them with plans to decumulate their retirement assets in an orderly fashion, ensuring they can make their assets last.
BIN = $1000

anaesthetizer.com (noun) (American spelling) and
anaesthetiser.com (noun) (English spelling)
These are both legitimate spellings of the term. I was able to find the patent from 1933 for a gas anaesthetizer at http://www.freepatentsonline.com/1939134.html

I also found many references to anaesthetiser as something used to put wild animals (polar bears, tigers, etc.) to sleep so they could be treated, captured or moved.
BIN = $500 for the pair.

Prices are BINs in US Dollars. Buyer pays escrow fees.
Offers Welcome.

All Names are registered at GoDaddy.

I look forward to your reply via PM.

Best,

Victoria

 

[krossat]

pm sent.
no exotics, typos, tm's, dashes, acronyms, alt spellings sent.

 

[David G]

Dictionary word with a high 9 million returns in Google.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=alleging

Good legal term for use in the sense of alleging evidence. Suggested uses such as by a lawyer, or a legal information, legal forms type of website.

Traffic and revenue not a consideration. Sold on name value only.

Reg'd at Moniker. Owned it for 5-yrs.

BIN is not as high as domainers have been alleging was likely, priced at only $1,000 for Alleging.com

 

[Jerlene]

Both are registered at GoDaddy till June '09.
Assume no traffic/revenue as they are newly registered.

meditatives.net - $30
vindictiveness.net - $75

Payment via PayPal.

 

[invincible]

Registered at Domain.com:

Cornettist.com = 1,000 usd
Bisulphate.com = 1,000 usd
Collectivisation.com = 1,000 usd
Quinquangular.com = 1,000 usd
Snufftaker.com = 1,000 usd
Disconnections.net = 1,000 usd
Utilised.net = 1,000 usd
Falsifications.net = 1,000 usd
Falsifier.net = 1,000 usd
Falsifiers.net = 1,000 usd
Wahhabi.org = 1,000 usd

 

[Theo]

All PM's answered - thank you posters in this thread as well.
So far, bought one domain.
I'm looking for something that can be used or that has a positive (or neutral) meaning.

 

[domainecaboose]

mongered.com - $500

 

[kriss05]

Roomed.org $100

 

[David G]

.......positive (or neutral) meaning.

Alleging.com can be used positive, negative or neutral.

 

[Theo]

Thanks Dave, it's a great name for a legal team or a lawfirm.

One more name bought.

 

[David G]

Thanks Dave, it's a great name for a legal team or a lawfirm.

One more name bought.

Should I send you my PayPal info then?

 

[Theo]

Thanks, maybe John Berryhill would be interested

 

[marky50000]

Correlated.org - Make me a offer?

 

[StrictlyNames]

Thanks for considering Theo,

Dave

 

[Theo]

Thanks for all the PM's and offers. One more bought. I am a bit particular about what I buy

 

[draggar]

chowdering.com
confiscators.com
conspirers.com
curded.com
cutpurses.com
minigoat.com
sagittarians.net

 

[domainecaboose]

eradicates.net

 

[Theo]

eradicates.net

Verb, but in the 3rd person. Please read the ruleset of my 1st post.

Also, prices please.

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

Theo,

Hellion.com
Anchorman.net
AmericanHero.net

According to (thanks to fatbat) dictionary.com, Hellion is:
a disorderly, troublesome, rowdy, or mischievous person.
a troublesome or mischievous person

pm of price is on its way.

Let me know,
Em