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
At one time I had registered several dozen domain names, now that I only have one (1) I am feeling domain poor.
by LustyMartin August 10, 2010
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