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Who could resist the opportunity to weigh in on a new pasta shape name?

They say imitation is the highest form of flattery.

Is Rabobank a naming felony or just fun to say?

In honor of World Nursery Rhyme Week (a UK event celebrating the importance of nursery rhymes for early learning), we spotlight these company and product names that were inspired by our favorite characters from childhood.

December is always a blast here at Catchword as we get to look back at the words, names, and taglines that rocked the branding world, and the world at large. As the year—and decade—come to a close, we can’t help but round up some of the greatest hits and also some of the hardest learned lessons from 2019. 

According to Rover.com, the number of pet names influenced by musicians, actors, royals, and other celebs is way up this year.

An assortment of the vulgar, offensive, oversexed, profane, scatological, and just plain tasteless

Catchword co-founder Laurel Sutton recently spoke with BabyNames.com about celebrity names (baby and otherwise), personal brands, and other namely things on its podcast.

The City of Roses has a nose for puns.

According to the Social Security Administration, the most popular baby names haven’t changed much from the past few years, with old-fashioned and biblical being common themes. Emma is still the top baby name for girls. That’s the third year in a row. (And it’s placed in the top 5 since 2002.) Next come Olivia, Ava, Sophia, […]