Hey HN,<p>Over the weekend, I built Dictionary Domains to make it super easy to find unregistered {word}.{tld} domains for your next project.<p>There's some pretty great tools out there that help find domains: I really like Lean Domain Search and back in the day I used Bust A Name a ton. But really, I'm a huge fan of simple verb/noun/adjective domains. I'd happily compromise on the .com extension to get something clean and meaningful.<p>Here's some of my favorites from the site:<p>kaput.io
proud.cc
jud.ge
measly.co
quaint.io
punch.cc
closed.cc
bubble.io
stran.ge
chilly.io
rainy.io
dama.ge
puny.io
quicke.st<p>Hopefully you find it helpful!
Sort by length brings up some fun results that nobody wants: Sore, Gamy, Lewd, Nosy, Pale, Damp, Dull and Glib. They sound like foul dwarves.<p>EDIT: it goes on for pages and pages. quite an alarming list of words. you could try and turn them into poetry but it might be a bit upsetting.
This looks very nice, any chance you'll add per TLD filtering? Eg. only show me .com, .us and .io but not .ly Synonyms would also be great as others have mentioned<p>Edit: Ah I should have clicked the TLDs :)<p>Edit 2: And on the Desktop just noticed the filter button, sorry, that one is invisible when I view the site on my phone
When given the chance to register a domain for free, I chose 0-z-0.com. The idea was that it's a simple, generic domain. I now host things at something.0-z-0.com and if it becomes more than a weekend project I might migrate it to its own domain.
Welp, you've already made me buy one of them.<p>Any chance you could do filtering based on some of them? For example, some of them you need to have a local presence to register.<p>Great site.