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Trademark
Trademark noun - A device (as a word) identifying the maker of a piece of merchandise and legally reserved for the exclusive use of that person or company.
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- Futurama: Doctor Zoidberg makes Curly's trademark "whooping" sound when "evading enemies" (sometimes after squirting ink), and sometimes makes Shemp's trademark "Heep, heep, heep" sound when frustrated.
Source: Three Stooges Shout-Out -
Lysol was originally going to just be called Lysol, but as it turns out, the name was a registered trademark, so the album was recalled and black ink or electric tape covered the offending word, and the album was made a self-titled album.
Source: Music / Melvins -
Ink-Suit Actor: David Bowie and Queen appear as playable performers in Lego Rock Band, flaunting their trademark mannerisms (Brian May of Queen explicitly demanded that his hairstyle be recreated as accurately as possible for his Lego avatar).
Source: Video Game / Rock Band
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