Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A name, symbol, or trademark designed for easy and definite recognition, especially one borne on a single printing plate or piece of type.
Wiktionary
- n. A symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of an institution or other entity.
- n. sciences A single graphic which contains one or more separate elements.
- n. An ensign, a badge of office, rank, or power.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a company emblem or device
Etymologies
- 1937, abbreviation of logogram or logotype. (Wiktionary)
- Short for logogram and logotype. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
Examples
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“I even love the title logo that Disney created for “Rapunzel,” and now they want to change it to “Tangled?””
“In doing so, Tom Parker was one of the inventors of the contemporary entertainment industry, in which the movie is the promotional device, and the baseball cap with the title logo is the main product.”
“The front cover had previously been white, with the title logo at the top, followed by a list of major articles.”
“The title logo shows a progression from rough edges and gridlines to tones and polished edges.”
“The text used for the title logo works, as it looks like a computer font, but a skull has been inserted in the middle of it.”
“The title logo was similar to Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, but the story was about a nun and a demon … I was a bit confused.”
“Here he deploys the title logo from TV's apt evocation of the thrown shoe incident at the end of GeeDubya's reign: In Iraq during a Bush press conference, an irate Iraqi displayed his disgust by throwing his shoes at the U.S. Prez.”
“The light blue back cover design is quite simple; a subdued feather illustration to the left and the title logo and story synopsis placed to the right.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘logo’.
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Programming Languages
The last time someone tried this theme, it was a closed list with only two words; time to make amends. Scripting languages, etc. are also fair game...
c, c++, java, pascal, delphi, python, perl, lisp, algol, cobol, ada, apl and 121 more...
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Brand Theft Auto
A marque list for cars--models or companies who've used common words as their name.
explorer, navigator, frontier, mustang, quest, cougar, sidekick, legend, legacy, ranger, voyager, civic and 266 more...
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• Words I often hear at my workplace
We don't know much of each other. (And this is probably why we still like each other.)
Add a word you hear at your workplace, and increase the mistery.
(One at a time, as in a spy story.)cathemerality, phylogenetics, lead generation, acquisitions, haha response, barcode, arthur or martha ..., venti, pedagogically, symphony product, p and ls, recovery process and 100 more...
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Distinguishing Marks
assay-mark, stamp, seal, cedula, cartouse, cachet, brand, mark, hallmark, armorial device, coat of arms, emblem and 150 more...
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Words that can be spelled on an upsid...
Imagine my joy when I was wearing my calculator watch and was first introduced to someone named Leslie - there was exactly enough room on the display for 317537.14.
Edit: I've discove...hi, hello, leslie, sheesh, she, bells, hells, hog, boss, goggles, he, bob and 233 more...
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kimo2000's Words
pakalolo, miliated, voodoo, vindaloo, hacienda, acquiesce, addlepated, olio, akimbo, apropos, oogenesis, arugula and 181 more...
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The braggadocio recipe
A selection of English* words ending with a vowel (except "y", "ea", ie", "ee", "oo", "ea", "ou") that is REALLY pronounced.
My favorite English words, by the way.
The good twin of The ...braggadocio, recipe, encyclopedia, solo, gnu, flu, maybe, apocope, mini, arrhythmia, folio, stereo and 197 more...
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TheLastGoodNameLeft
The Last Good Words Left
ephemera, gammon, errata, ellipses, octopi, heteronormative, polyp, intersectionality, theses, california, halfback, fullback and 555 more...
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WrightHandWords's Words
yclept, unction, prana, satya, abhyasa, vairagya, yoga, ashtanga, acronym, etymology, asana, widget and 286 more...
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w8f's Words
chortle, shad, escapology, gonad, suspicious, brusque, shriek, panoply, vista, grizzly, gristle, grist and 48 more...
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weasel words
It may take some time to heal.
business as usual, monetize, unique selling pr..., symphony product, birging, abridged ellipsis, new initiative, moving forward, stakeholder, let's take it off..., make the logo bigger, learnings and 16 more...
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Designer Words
Not words that were designed, but words used by designers.
pagination, margin, widow, orphan, kerning, tracking, spread, pantone, logo, press, prepress, proof and 10 more...
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jimcommadarling's Words
murmur, ampersand, ubiquitous, euphemism, crucial, epitome, insofar, tantamount, accommodate, pathos, pulchritude, malapropism and 83 more...
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totoling's Words
cataclysm, chasm, eulogy, fruit loop, apostrophe, audacity, uhhh, dummy, helen, helios, logo, googol and 32 more...
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advertising words
editorial, magazines, television, internet, target, audience, design, slogan, logo, product
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ewebcraft's list
Tweets
Looking for tweets for logo.

frindley You don't have to work around fundraising types for very long to become familiar with the phrase "Make the logo bigger". These creatives take the mickey out of the concept beautifully. In addition to the song, there is a cream that you can get, which, when rubbed on the inadequate logo, will make it bigger. Apr 21, 2008