Brand and Trash

Brand

Brand verb - To produce a vivid impression of.

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Trash and brand are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trash" instead a verb "Brand".

Nearby Words: branded, branding, Brande

Trash verb - To criticize harshly and usually publicly.

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Brand and trash are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brand" instead a verb "Trash".

Nearby Words: trashed, trashy, trashing

known	known brand	known trash
expensive	expensive brand	expensive trash
common	common brand	common trash
cheap	cheap brand	cheap trash
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, major, domestic, generic.

Other scenes to make car fans wince include a brand-new Lincoln Continental put in a trash compactor in Goldfinger and Bond crushing Volkswagen Beetles with a piledriver in Skyfall.

Source: Watch the Paint Job
Trash the Set - The 2010 season premiere featured a brand new light feature on the main stage, which apparently cost a fair amount of money and the producers didn't want it to get messy.

Source: Series / Good News Week
In the 1987 cult "melt" film Street Trash, the brand name of the dollar-a-bottle wine is "Tenafly Viper." One guess as to what it does to you when you guzzle it.

Source: Names To Run Away From / Animal

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