it means education.
Ideally, a URL ending in "com" indicates a commercial website whereas a URL ending in "net" meant that this site belonged to an organization involved in networking such as ISPs. In practice, people often chose a URL ending in .net when they couldn't get the one they wanted ending in .com.
.edu
Any website or email ending in gov means it is a government entity. The website URL has the country's abbreviation in it.
Is it a blog with a URL ending in .mu.nu such as everydaystranger.mu.nu?
.com
The pathname is the ending part of the URL. It is after the "slash" of the domain name.
If the "WS" follows a number (i.e. 32 WS) it stands for Winchester Special and is part of the name of a cartridge.
It's WING SPIKER ^_^
water sports
.edu Some countries have specific url suffix such as .school.nz or .ac.uk
If the "WS" follows a number (i.e. 32 WS) it stands for Winchester Special and is part of the name of a cartridge.