Examples are band-aids, kleenex, jello, q-tip, and aspirin.  Is there a more specific term than "eponym"?
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When a trademark product name becomes the name by which society identifies all similar products, that is generification. Though Kleenex is one type of tissue, most people refer to whatever tissue they have as Kleenex.  This is an example of generification.
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annoyance, badgerer, bane, besetment, blight, blister, bore, bother, botheration, bug, bummer, contagion, crashing bore, creep, curse, drag, drip, epidemic, exasperation, flat tire, headache, heckler, infection, irritant, irritation, kibitzer, nag, noodge, nudge, nudnick, nuisance, pain, pesterer, pestilence, pill, plague, scourge, tease, tormentor, trial, trouble, vexation, virus, wet blanket\n\n=)
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Elect Rick (name somebody in the band rick)\nGoober Peace\nSteaming Pile\nFlied Lice\nA Flat Musing\nRhinosaurus\nLumbago\nFudge Pickers\nThe Paper Cuts\nTuna Melt\nEarly Risers\nBuzz Fusters\nSlam Monkeys\nWonkenfuss\nFrankenfuss\nElectric Owls\nthe Teables\n\nsomething gritty yet silly...
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deception, dishonesty, double-cross, double-dealing, duplicity, falseness, giveaway, Judas kiss, letdown, perfidy, sell-out, sellout, treachery, treason, trickery, unfaithfulness
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affair, air, airfare, armchair, aware, bare, bear, beware, blare, bugbear, care, carfare, chair, coheir, compare, cookware, corsair, cudbear, dare, day-care, declare, despair, eclair, elsewhere, ensnare, err, fair, faire, fanfare, fare, flair, flare, flatware, footwear, forbear, forebear, foreswear, forswear, foursquare, glare, glassware, hair, hardware, hare, heir, horsehair, impair, knitwear, lair, longhair, mare, menswear, midair, mohair, neckwear, nightmare, nightwear, nowhere, outwear, pair, pare, pear, plowshare, prayer, prepare, quare, rare, repair, scare, share, shorthair, snare, software, somewhere, spare, sportswear, square, stair, stare, stemware, stoneware, swear, tare, tear, their, there, they're, threadbare, tinware, unfair, voltaire, ware, warfare, wear, welfare, wheelchair, where, wirehair, zaire
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abhorring\ndisgusting\nsickening\n\n2 Objects: voodoo doll & swastika
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The first would be bragging or egotistic.\n\nThe second example is more difficult to put into a single word. I would be horrified under those conditions. Another discription might be that it was devastating, but that usually indicates a stronger personal bond to what happened. A slang expression might be that it was gross.
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Many modern medicines had their origin in medicinal plants. Examples include aspirin from willow bark (Salix spp.), digitalis from foxglove (Digitalis purpurea), and vinblastine from Madagascar periwinkle (Vinca rosea) for the treatment of childhood leukemia.
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i'm an english geek - i have lots of fave words\n\nslobber-cloth (the one you use to clean your dog's face)\n\nflibbertygibbet\n\nloquacious\n\npernickety\n\nglobulous\n\nmellifluousness\n\nincandescent\n\negregious\n\nperspicacious\n\nand others but that's all i can think of for now.
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I believe epi- means above.  I'd go with that answer. :*)
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The 'Urban' Dictionary Has Some Entries..\n\nSomething Gross\nSickness\nAnd Others Referring To Drugs..\n\nSee The Soure Below
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Since they are now marketing to "consumers" instead of doctors (like they used to), they have to come up with catchy names.  "Lorazepam" isn't that appealing or memorable.  "Adivant" is both.  How about this..."4 oz. beef patty on 2 buns with onions, pickles, mustard, ketchup, and cheese, if you'd like" or "Quarter Pounder with Cheese"
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nena\nneneng\nmiguel\nchayong\nnarciso\ndeogracias\n\nhttp://www.medicaliterature.com/Pag-aaral.shtml
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There is an acronym that is used for the treatment of an acute MI, \nMONA- Morphine, oxygen, Nitroglycerin,Asprin.  the order is usually oxygen, asprin sublingual nitroglycerin, and morphine, then if pain remains and BP is high, we will start a nitroglycerin drip.
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A- hyperbole (exaggeration)\nB- metaphor (comparing something to another and calling it the same)
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Luck\nLucky\nCharm\nCharms\nharm\nharms\nmuck\nmucks\nmucky\nhack\nhacks\nmack\nclam\nclams\nslam\nrack\nracks\nchuck\nchucks\ncluck\nclucks\nclack\narm\narms\nlay\nray\nsay\nmay\nhay\nyam\nyams\nlas\nsulk\nhulk\nsky\nsly\nshy\nslur\narmy\nslum\nsuck\nsuch\nyuck\nmarch\nlarch\narc\narcs\nmuch\nhurl\nhurls\ncurl\ncurls\ncurly\nlurch\nsmack\nsack\narch\nruly\nlarch\nshark\nshack\nas\na\nam\nmask\nmusk\nmusky\nmuch\n\n Probably lots more but I give up