Dumpster |
trademark for a large metal trash container that is designed to be carried by a special truck. |
Ethernet |
a standard local area network architecture that specifies connection types, devices, and protocols (formerly a Xerox Corporation trademark). |
Exercycle |
trademark for a stationary bicycle used for exercising. |
Fathometer |
trademark for a sonar instrument that measures water depth. |
Formica |
trademark for a heat-resistant and chemical-resistant covering of thermosetting plastic, esp. used on tables and counter tops. |
Frisbee |
trademark for a thin, saucer-shaped plastic disc that is thrown and sails through the air in simple outdoor games. |
Go Kart |
trademark for a particular type of kart. |
Harris Tweed |
trademark for a hand-woven woolen tweed made in the Outer Hebrides islands of Scotland. |
Hovercraft |
trademark for a vehicle able to move rapidly across land or water on air that is produced by powerful fans blowing downward from the craft. |
iPad |
trademark for a tablet computer developed and sold by Apple, Inc. |
iPhone |
trademark for a type of mobile telephone that includes an internet browser, camera, and music player. |
iPod |
trademark for a pocket-sized digital audio player with a large storage capacity, primarily used to collect and play back downloaded digital music files. |
Jacuzzi |
trademark for a type of bath equipped with air jets that create a whirlpool effect. |
Jarlsberg |
trademark for a buttery mild cheese of Norway. |
Jaws of Life |
trademark for an air-pressured tool having a pincerlike device able to rip apart a badly damaged vehicle in order to free a person trapped within. |
jeep |
(cap.) trademark. [1/2 definitions] |
Jell-O |
trademark for a sweetened, fruit-flavored gelatin dessert. |
Jimmies |
trademark for small chocolate sprinkles eaten esp. on ice cream. |
Kewpie |
trademark for a small doll with plump rosy cheeks and large eyes. |
Kitty Litter |
trademark for a granular material used to absorb the waste of household pets, esp. cats. |
Klaxon |
trademark for a loud electric horn. |