dot com

See also: dotcom and dot-com

English

Noun

dot com (plural dot coms)

  1. Alternative form of dotcom.

Particle

dot com

  1. Alternative form of .com, as in speech, or to bypass spam filters.
  2. (Internet slang, dated, humorous) Used as an sentence-final intensifier to affirm one's judgement.
    • 2014, Lisi Harrison, License to Spill‎[1], →ISBN, page 152:
      Extra work, baby. Free food, a paycheck, and celebrity sightings. It's the bomb dot com.
    • 2024, 8485, blackwinterwells, Murrumur, “ANTHROPOL”, in software gore:
      infoatomic bomb ¶ i’m the ultimate hazard ¶ the end of the world dot com ¶ i have all the answers ¶ and you can ask me for answers ¶ so ask me for answers […]
    • 2024 April 21, @maliktheoracle, Twitter‎[2], archived from the original on 27 December 2025:
      At lunch wit a white girl n she keep saying “yum dot com” after every bite

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