Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Figuring out what something is by looking at its brand name like it's the only clue you need.

I saw that label and knew it was junk food before I even opened it.

She called it a 'brand' but it's just a fancy name for something cheap.

You can't just call it a 'label' it's a full-on brand identity!

2

When you name-drop the brand like it's the only thing that matters.

'It's not just any soda it's Coke!' I screamed like it was a revelation.

He said 'It's the original' like it was some kind of miracle.

She named the product three times before I even asked what it was.

3

Putting a brand name on something like it's the only thing that makes it good.

That cereal is just corn flakes with a fancy name.

He put 'Premium' on it like it was magic.

They called it a 'Limited Edition' but it's just the same old stuff.

4

Calling something by its brand name like you're trying to impress someone.

'It's not just a drink it's a lifestyle.' I said like I was in a commercial.

She said 'It's from the best brand' like that meant something.

He named the product 'Legend' like he was in a movie.

5

Trying to make a product sound fancy just because it has a brand name.

That's just soup with a fancy label.

They called it 'Supercharged' like it was a superhero.

It's just a snack but it's called 'The Ultimate'.

6

When you think a product is good just because it has a big name on it.

That's just coffee but it's called 'The King's Blend' like it's a royal thing.

She thought it was amazing because it had a fancy logo.

He bought it just because it said 'Elite' on the box.