Two domains are better than one

When someone owns more than one domain but less than three. A way to signify they sort of have their life together and are responsible domain owners.

Guy 1: I just matched with this hottie on tinder and she has two domains and a dog

Guy 2: as the saying goes “two domains are better than one.”
Guy 1: that’s for sure!

by ireallylovepretzels November 9, 2020

Dogman

A awesome comic series made by dav pikley,the same person who made Captain Underpants,It’s about a man who gets his dogs head sown on his body,It may sound crack head ish but yeah.So there’s probably like 8 or 7 books in the series.

Jerry:Did you read the newest dogman book?
William:Oh you mean the dogman book series,Yeah!
Jerry:I love dogman

William:me too!

by Missyfit9 December 6, 2020

Intimate domain

When the government screws you out of your real estate and they claim it's in the best interest of the public.

The city took a piece of real estate from me through intimate domain and didn't buy me dinner.

by 2210 July 25, 2017

domain snob

A person who insists upon owning a .com domain verses a .tv, .to, etc.

What, you are going to wait 6 months until <insertdomainname>.com expires instead of just purchasing <insertdomainname>.to? You're a domain snob!

by Bungalow Bill January 30, 2002

dogmatism

dogmatism is when you have dog autism.

jason: i am smart
anthony: no you idiot you have dogmatism

by zoomzoomthefastestniggaalive October 7, 2019

domain

to take over or regulate on an object or person.

"dude domain those people"

"domain that bong"

"we got domained"

by fat v August 29, 2006

dolma

A Turkish food that has many varieties generally stuffed with ground beef. When it cooked with olive oil dolma does not include ground beef. Also, sarma is the other name of dolma if its wrapped by grape leaves. You can use bell pepper, zucchini, dried eggplant, tomato, and even onion and carved potato to fill your mixture and made dolma.

Dolma is clearly a Turkish food but it can be seen in other cuisins with some differences, by diffent names. However, if one nation calls this food as "dolma" then they should admitt that it is not their creation but Turks'.

(even the word, dolma, is in Turkish)

dolmak: is a Turkish verb that means " to be filled, be full" thus, dolma is the name of the food that you fill some ingridients into some vegetables.

sarmak: is a Turkish verb that means "wrap up"

" I have a Turkish friend who knows how to cook dolma."

by very berry November 7, 2006