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Are all Dictionary words worth grabbing?

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lyndonmaxewell

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Of course most of us would agree that the DOT com is the top of the line in grabbing. Wish to know your opinions whether most dictionary Words .COM are worth grabbing. What i'm referring to for example, as in regg/buying lucky.com, however not much so of luckier or luckiest.com

Anyone care to share your thoughts?
 
If they have got good OVT hell yeah
 
I don't think so, unless you want to make some speculation work. You may have luck with that...

dcristo is also correct, if they have overture... why not? =)
 
words like 'lucky' - yes

words like luckier and luckiest, no, unless they are used in everyday speech.

The words have to have some sort of commercial value or brandability - and not be obscure words ending in -iest , -ness, -ful, etc.
 
I think people throw in "Dictionary" word as a general sales pitch.
If it's a word that you only know because you plan to sell the domain. Then I'd say not.
 
Uh huh that's right, I'm always targeting dict. words that have commercial value, or value in that sense whether on the virtual or real world.
 
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