What multinational corporations use to try and get consumers to buy essentially the same product as the other corporations have but for more money
Kellogs Corn Flakes or Tescos cornflakes - they're both flakes of corn but one will cost twice the price - guess which one
by Evil Weebl March 31, 2004
An action or belief espoused by someone that aligns with the value system of the person. Often applies to well known people such as celebrities and politicians.
by TheAmandaK March 17, 2020
by Alligatorman September 12, 2005
Brand is the "name, term, design, symbol, or any other feature that identifies one seller's good or service as distinct from those of other sellers."
by goldenhammer1 January 12, 2013
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
Keith "Dude check out my brand"
Nathan "That's one serious brand!!"
Bubba "No man check out my brand"
Keith "Brand!"
Nate "Brand Heard"
Nathan "You have to have brass balls to get a Brand!"
Nathan "That's one serious brand!!"
Bubba "No man check out my brand"
Keith "Brand!"
Nate "Brand Heard"
Nathan "You have to have brass balls to get a Brand!"
by brand1024 April 07, 2011
The act of giving someone an intentional scar, bruise, scratch, or cut. Typically used in gangs, as punishments, or for sexual reasons.
by youalilbitch August 27, 2017
1. a form of "body art" in which hot metal is pressed to the skin to create a permanent scar in a shape of some kind
2. the way in which commercial entities (businesses/companies/retailers, etc...) tell people with too much money and too little intelligence what to buy with said money (for example, see Gucci).
2. the way in which commercial entities (businesses/companies/retailers, etc...) tell people with too much money and too little intelligence what to buy with said money (for example, see Gucci).
1. Jake: Daaamn, what's that burn on your arm playa?
Roger: It's a brand. It means I'm tough, yo. Or something.
2. Jake: Damn girl, how much skrilla did you drop on that Dolce and Gabbana skirt?
Julie: $500
Jake: You know, I saw that in Target for $20, you dumb bastard. There are people that can't afford that much for rent. You stupid fuck-face.
Roger: It's a brand. It means I'm tough, yo. Or something.
2. Jake: Damn girl, how much skrilla did you drop on that Dolce and Gabbana skirt?
Julie: $500
Jake: You know, I saw that in Target for $20, you dumb bastard. There are people that can't afford that much for rent. You stupid fuck-face.
by puma_blues March 29, 2004