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Propably just a site hoping to get hits from people that mistype the very nice resource dictionary.com ( dictionary.com )
i don’t get it x.x
Dicionary is a misspelling of dictionary.
It’s funny, I use Dictionary.com more for a Thesaurus than anything else. Whenever I have a paper to do I would go on and find a bunch of cool sounding synonyms for words I commonly use to spice up a paper.
Hooray for poor spelling! Hooray for dicionaries!
Knowing me, I’ll put that name in by mistake if I try to look up “dictionary.com.”
I don’t know if anyone’s interested but dictonary.com also points to a fake page. There’s a lot of sites out there like this, and these kind of domains can sell for thousands.
Perhaps you can explain me what a site gets along with big hits (aside from popularity of course) then.
Yeah, I’ve wondered that before myself - how do some websites make a profit?
I suppose TWotA is run charitably by Solo for the benefit of fans worldwide! 
Ads and referrals to other sites.
I wonder if publicity on the internet is enough to make a living.
It would depend upon the popularity of the site. If someone registered a really common domain like apples.com (just an example) and used it to list ads they could potentially make quite a lot of money just from people randomly stumbling across the site and viewing/clicking on the ads.
Of course not all sites are out there to make money, but if that is the website’s goal, then there are a number of ways that it can make money especially through advertising.