The term URL Punctuator is used to refer to two characters that are commonly used in Uniform Resource Locators (URLs). These characters are the DOT (.) and the SLASH (/). The DOT is a three-letter punctuation mark that is used to separate parts of a URL, such as the domain name and the page name. The SLASH is a five-letter punctuation mark that is used to separate directories and subdirectories within a URL. Together, these two characters are used to create URLs that can be used to access webpages on the internet.