Brand

[Sarah]

What multinational corporations use to try and get consumers to buy essentially the same product as the other corporations have but for more money

[Sarah]

1. a form of body

[Sarah]

To make your mark on. When a guy brands a girl he is telling her he likes her or that he wants her. If a guy writes on you and then says he has branded you then you need to [get with him] if you want to or get away if you don't.

[Sarah]

is the process in which a mark, usually a symbol or ornamental pattern, is burned into the skin of a living person, with the intention that the resulting [scar] makes it permanent

[Sarah]

The concept that each of us is a) a product, b) cattle, and c) share an equality of personhood with corporations and their merchandise.

[Sarah]

initials written with [liquid energy] on an [energy receiver]

[Sarah]

[brand]
Noun

1. Street Term for Marijuana Originating in South Bend Indiana
2. (Brander) someone who indulges in smoking marijuana regularly

Verb
3. (Brand, branding) The action of smoking Marijuana, more specifically copious amounts out of a water bottle bowl
Adjective
4. (Branded) term used to describe someone who is unequivocally stoned

[Oralee]

Not necessarily the same thing as a manufacturer, as most carriers do not fabricate their own devices, but rather acquire them from manufacturers and sell them under their own brand. This is called re-branding.

[Julian]

The experience a customer has with a product or service that makes it different from others in the same category. More than just a name, a brand is where features, benefits, and customer perceptions meet. Successful brands have a unique identity, image, and emotional connection with their customers. It’s why we choose a brand over another every day.