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!
Guy 2: as the saying goes “two domains are better than one.”
Guy 1: that’s for sure!
by ireallylovepretzels November 9, 2020
Blue cranium: The world needs my ethic more than it needs to acknowledge your existence. Domain Expansion: Muryōkūsho."
Hym "You know... I didn't blame you or your ethic for what happened (not in any real sense) but I had completely given up. I was in a state of abject misery where I couldn't even trust my own mind. My own family. And you're concerned about plagiarism and teaching me a lesson? I'm going to tear it apart until neither of us exist. Domain Expansion: Fukuma Mizushi"
Hym "You know... I didn't blame you or your ethic for what happened (not in any real sense) but I had completely given up. I was in a state of abject misery where I couldn't even trust my own mind. My own family. And you're concerned about plagiarism and teaching me a lesson? I'm going to tear it apart until neither of us exist. Domain Expansion: Fukuma Mizushi"
by Hym Iam July 25, 2022
Using the "country code top-level domain" (.fi, .uk,. ca, etc) to describe where you are or where you are going without having to spell it out. Usually occurs in (sms) text messaging.
Example One:
This: I will back in .fi (the country code top-level domain for Finland) next week.
Translates to this: I will be in Finland next week.
Example Two:
Person One: Where will you be next week?
Person Two: .fi
Person One: And where will you be the week after that?
Person Two: .uk
This: I will back in .fi (the country code top-level domain for Finland) next week.
Translates to this: I will be in Finland next week.
Example Two:
Person One: Where will you be next week?
Person Two: .fi
Person One: And where will you be the week after that?
Person Two: .uk
by 569 Clifford July 15, 2009
What you may find when a formerly existing website that you used to visit has not quite "gone 404" (meaning, Not Found At All), but is now a blank space, entirely unrelated to the former site -- often either displaying generic categories that go nowhere, *or* showing an indication that the domain is now available for purchase.
by Obscurantist1 July 2, 2023
The main web address to visit usually the homepage of a website. Sometimes called a URL, by none web experts. Copyrightfreemovies.com is a domain, and it is for sale right now.
by Rhljr July 2, 2023
Sugary confections are bad for your health, so why should Mars, Incorporated be given eminemt domain of privately-owned land-parcels (which in all likelihood are currently being used for "healthful" purposes such as a domestic residence) just to further its own dissipative endeavors?
by QuacksO March 1, 2021
A domain in it's only right as to be wrong a fair amount of times due to other given TARGETS to define.
Clearly look at bus number 18613.
Clearly look at bus number 18613.
If you give the BUS as a RIGID DOMAIN as anything a TARGET on that bus can disqualify a RIGID DOMAIN as a DOMAIN in itself on the BUS.
The DOMAIN RANGER 113 116 118 case in point makes the RIGID DOMAIN wrong.
The DOMAIN RANGER 113 116 118 case in point makes the RIGID DOMAIN wrong.
by SEE YOUR ASSH0LE June 4, 2021