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Soup’s on, with 1553 names below for restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs, truck stops, brasseries, delis, fast-food joints, and supper-clubs. But first, try a few bites of our tasty Restaurant / Bar Name Generator: Be sure to check out Wordlab’s full…
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If you have to name a product, and were really hoping to find 3,243 name options that probably have nothing whatsoever to do with your product, then sit back, relax and enjoy the list below — you’ve found your Mother…
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If a mere 31 flavors just doesn’t whet your appetite, try these 401 creamy treats: 60 Grit 69 Scoops A Midsummer’s Ice Cream Abandon Mint Acid Crystal Chunk Adagio for Stringbeans Algae Rhythm Almond Terrace Antifreeze Anti-Gravity Chocolate Ass Candy…
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Here are 828 names for perfumes, colognes, soaps, sprays, gels, lotions, creams, waxes, tonics and anything else for women or men that has a bit of a scent about it: 11 Scent 3-Point Stance 7 Scentric Abby Joseph Cohen Acacia…
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Names for your parties, parades, picnics, charades, soirees, bashes, benders, and brouhahas, below. But first, try our Wedding / Event Name Generator: Be sure to check out Wordlab’s full assortment of Name Generators. 10,000 Latkes24 Carrot Seven25,000 Mile Stones29 Psalms…
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So you’ve stalked a pride of lions, been haunted by a murder of crows, and inundated by a shower of meteoroligists. You enjoyed James Lipton’s An Exaltation of Larks, but have been left wanting 233 more collective nouns? As usual,…
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After you’ve found a new name for your band in our list of Rock Band Names, and if something as quaint as a “record album” ever gets made again, here are 711 potential titles for you to play with: $$…
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We know how hard it is to come up with a great band name, and yet we persist. Public service demands great sacrifices, and down below, you’ll find 4193 of them for your musical pleasure. But first, go for a…
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Earlier this year, the International Herald Tribune put the spotlight on Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba.com: “I’m a normal guy,” he said during a recent interview in Singapore. “I feel ashamed because I feel I’m stealing the contribution of my…