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nameplate

[neym-pleyt] / ˈneɪmˌpleɪt /


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An investigation including third-party experts found 174 cases of faked tests affecting dozens of models, including cars sold under the Toyota Motor Corp. nameplate.

From Seattle Times

If she left behind enough money in her estate, her ashes would go into an individual niche with a nameplate in a columbarium, where urns are stored.

From Seattle Times

It's lined eyes, lined lips, the nameplate necklace, the big hoop earrings, the big hair and a specific type of clothing.

From Salon

One day, the defensive lineman was a team captain and the next the nameplate above the locker he occupied for nearly two seasons was blank after the Chargers released Joseph-Day three days before Christmas.

From Los Angeles Times

The session took place at their new headquarters in Renton with the new crest coating the backdrop and displayed on scarves, buttons and nameplates.

From Seattle Times