Associations to the word «Trademarked»
Noun
- Amiga
- Violation
- Doherty
- Amber
- Owner
- Scarf
- Advertising
- Volkswagen
- Sweater
- Manufacturer
- Likeness
- Outfit
- Confusion
- Registry
- Playboy
- Attire
- Blend
- Humor
- Gale
- Marketplace
- Acronym
- Likelihood
- Consumer
- Corporation
- Berliner
- Danzig
- Kellogg
- Pepsi
- Signature
- Fender
- Invention
- Gag
- Asset
- Lapse
- Office
- Bmw
- Protection
- Marque
- Antic
- Cease
- Pun
- Symbol
- Brewery
- Mark
- Hat
- Emblem
- Volvo
- Liability
- Bankruptcy
- Jove
- Advertiser
- Arbitration
- Apple
- Blending
- Goggle
- Commerce
- Defendant
- Marketing
- Cigar
- Competitor
- Shirt
- Harley
- Imitation
- Suit
- Application
- Jingle
- Eastman
- Publicity
- Kraft
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRADEMARK, adjective. (informal) distinctive, characteristic, signature
TRADEMARK, noun. A word, symbol, or phrase used to identify a particular company's product and differentiate it from other companies' products.
TRADEMARK, noun. Any proprietary business, product or service name.
TRADEMARK, verb. To register something as a trademark.
TRADEMARK, verb. To so label a product.
TRADEMARK EROSION, noun. Situation that occurs when a trademarked name becomes a generic name through constant use.
TRADEMARK EROSIONS, noun. Plural of trademark erosion
TRADEMARK SYMBOL, noun. A symbol "™", which is comprised of the capital letters T and M, in this order, and in superscript.
TRADEMARK SYMBOLS, noun. Plural of trademark symbol
Dictionary definition
TRADEMARK, noun. A distinctive characteristic or attribute.
TRADEMARK, noun. A formally registered symbol identifying the manufacturer or distributor of a product.
TRADEMARK, verb. Mark with a brand or trademark; "when this product is not branded it sells for a lower price".
TRADEMARK, verb. Register the trademark of; "The company trademarked their new gadget".
Wise words
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