Define what you mean by "fanciful" words.
Some corporate names and trademarks which contain words or combinations of words can be, and are, trademarked, even though some are strictly made-up 'nonsense' words that are used to 'brand' various products, etc.
However, the word or words you use, must be assopciated with something. You can't just make up a word or a phrase, and then copyright or trademark that word or words. The words must be associated with something that has a 'value.'
"Suggestive dialogue" refers to the dialogue in the program that may refer to adult subjects, usually sexual.
Names, titles, & common words/phrases cannot be protected by copyright. In some cases, however, they may be trademarked.
"Shades" from the book series "Eragon" are not trademarked. The concept of shades as a type of creature or character is a common fantasy trope and not specific to the series. However, specific names or phrases used in the book may be trademarked.
It is not registered in the US, and there is no Madrid System listing. It may be registered in other countries.
"Suggestive themes" is usually a euphemism for sexual innuendo or dirty jokes. A game with mild suggestive themes may have girls in skimpy outfits, characters making flirty or semisexual comments about other characters, and the like. Nothing too raunchy, probably similar to what you would see in a PG movie.
The dollar sign ($) itself is not trademarked; it is a widely used symbol representing currency and is considered a common typographic character. However, specific stylized versions of the dollar sign or its use in certain logos may be subject to trademark protection if they are distinctive and used in commerce. Generally, symbols and characters that are part of the public domain cannot be trademarked.
No because the shape of a bottle doesn't qualify for copyright protection. It may however be trademarked.
Cameras are not protected by copyright. The company and model names are likely trademarked, and various technical elements of it may be patented.
These are trademarked Items. Please call the store to find out where these are available or if the may be mail-ordered.
The song "Starships" by Nicki Minaj does not contain explicit language or traditional "bad words." However, it does feature some suggestive themes and innuendos that may not be suitable for all audiences. Overall, it is generally considered appropriate for radio play and mainstream audiences.
A:'Ordinary friendship' is a genuine affection between two or more people. Biblical friendship may involve no more than shared beliefs, or it may also include 'ordinary friendship' and therefore be a deeper relationship.
connotation. The connotation of a word refers to the additional associations or emotions it may evoke beyond its literal definition.