closed .Com Version of a New Dictionary Term

[DomainOgre]

Best hyphenated name I have picked up yet:

dot-commer.com

In case your wondering, it is listed with a hyphen in webster's dictionary.

Thinking about storing this one away for a long time or putting a major site on it because I just happen to be a dot-commer.

 

[bidawinner]

Umm.. I think you thought about it to long DomainOgre..

sorry cant see much value in it..

 

[DomainOgre]

Ummm...Thought about what too long?

Seems like somebody finds value in it since they grabbed the .net, .org, and .biz last month.

 

[Steen]

New Dictionary Term

Not a term that gets me going when some1 asks for an apprasial.







$14.82

 

[DomainOgre]

Cool, thanks for the appraisal.

 

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by DomainOgre


dot-commer.com

In case your wondering, it is listed with a hyphen in webster's dictionary.

:huh:

http://www.m-w.com

Merriam Webster's Dictionary

The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary. Click on a spelling suggestion below or try again using the Dictionary search box to the right.

Suggestions for dot-commer:
1. detector
2. deuterium
3. deuteron
4. deticker
5. detickers
6. deuteriums
7. deuterons
8. detectors
9. Deuteronomy
10. dedicator

 

[DomainOgre]

Well, thats an easy one.

http://www.merriam-webstercollegiate.com/info/new_words.htm

dot-commer . . . . noun (1997) : a person who owns or works for a dot-com

 

[GiantDomains]

OHHHHHHH, the collegiate dictionary .. you didn't say that. They also list:

McJob, bogart, phat, def, and brewski

I checked the real dictionary ... not in there.

 

[DomainOgre]

I just said it was in a dictionary and a new term.

Yep, it got in with all those.

 

[SirSpider]

Still available in .us & .info - corner half of the major market for reg fee... :-D