New website help! +REP and £

[Demi]

Hi guys and girls...

As some may know I work within Education and in short my next project is to create a "Word of the day" website... Strictly for students/staff of schools in the UK to boost literacy levels!

I have one problem, a lot of domain names are taken.
I specifically want a .com and I have tried "wordoftheday.com" and "dailywords.com" etc...

If someone could think of some names or synonyms for "daily word(s)" I would be very appreciative.
If I use the name I will give you £5 through PayPal or even better buy you £5 worth of donator on the forum to aid their costs?!
Everyone who suggests good names will get reputation points!

Thanks,
Dami

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[scottish]

daytodaywords
everydaywords
dailyliteracy
periodicwords
constantwords
regularwords
routinewords

[MilksAreUs]

todaysnewword
wotd
thenewword
wordstoday
thenewwords
wordsoftoday
todaysword

[Explorator]

thenewwordtoday
wordsdaily
workyourwords
thedailyword
thedailywordbank

[Samantha]

daywithwords / adaywithwords
presentdayword / presentdaywords
currentdailyword
thelatestword / the latestwords
nowwords
intodaysword
awordaday

[Trinity]

These domains appear to be available to purchase (at time of posting):
waytoword.com - Like 'way to go' or something, I don't know
areyouwordy.com - Like 'are you ready'
wordicious.com
dicthead.com - From the latin 'dictio', same root word as dictionary and stuff.

And this one isn't available to purchase but I really like it:
fabvocab.com

[Demi]

Thanks everyone involved in this process!
My favourite is fabvocab but I need a .com and that's such a shame!

However the other one that I really like is wordicious - fantastic!

[awsomlycute]

wordtodaygonetomorrow
wordwideweb
wordswithin
wonderfulworldofwords
dailyworddose
daytodaywords
worddoctor
awordaday
findaword
fascinatingwords
magicword

[Jazz]

These domains appear to be available to purchase (at time of posting):
waytoword.com - Like 'way to go' or something, I don't know
areyouwordy.com - Like 'are you ready'
wordicious.com
dicthead.com - From the latin 'dictio', same root word as dictionary and stuff.

And this one isn't available to purchase but I really like it:
fabvocab.com

I can just imagine the horror on teachers faces when finding an education site call dicthead.

Edu sites like to get the main word and stick el, al or ul on the end so um

wordul
wordal
wordel
something on those lines?

[lemons]

anotherdayanotherword

idk that's really long lol