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1. A name derived from another name written backwards.

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1. An alias used by an author.

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1. A brand name derived from a personal name.

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1. A noun which directly precedes the noun it modifies, without the necessity of a linking verb.

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• London Fog brand apparel

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1. Any set of names connected in form, meaning, or both.

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• clutter
• semantic field

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1. Any brand name which, by the simple passage of time, is antiquated in style or meaning.

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• Clabber Girl baking powder

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• archaicism
• anachronism

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1. Any brand name which, by the simple passage of time, is antiquated in style or meaning.

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• Clabber Girl baking powder

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• archaism
• anachronism

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1. Any brand name which bears no direct relationship to the company, product, service, or attribute it describes.

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• Apple

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• descriptive name
• fanciful name
• suggestive name

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1. Any brand name particularly well-suited to to its category.

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• Silk (soy milk)

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1. An alternative name or descriptive epithet.

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• The Uncola is an appellation of 7-Up brand soft drink.

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• nickname