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November 8th, 2011 | 413 Entries

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413 Entries for “patent”

  1. An idea patented by the very best, caressed into one’s mind without the hinder of doubt. The reality of this pure and unimaginable scent fluxed into a vortex of judgement and integrity. Never allow your ideas to be swallowed by those who praise scepticism.

  2. i like tacos iam mexican everything is wonderful i like twix, twix are good give me twix fat boy i love who iam and i dont care what you think iam who iam no one will change me but me.

    by dilan on 11.09.2011
  3. life is full of people that are either mean ass hell or is juss fake and fony as can be. but u have to learn to b independent u dnt friends in life all u need is fam(ily)…….but it is qood to hav that one qood friend that u can tell every/and anything to because u kno u can trust them but wat im trying to say is if a B I T C H dnt wnt to b ur friend dnt C R Y ova spilled milk live life as it is handed to u….soo now G O and think bout what isaid spend on what u qonna do in tha future then wrry bout having all tha friend in tha world

    by raekwon on 11.09.2011
  4. I think it means government rights granted for anyone who invents new things

    by Selia on 11.09.2011
  5. DOCTOR OCTACONAPUS BLAHHHHH…. blah uhm i got you… jelly beans… BLAHHH BEEEEP!

    by Paris Luker on 11.09.2011
  6. Patent means to make or have propper coppyrights to something. it can give you ofical ownership of an idea of an invention. often art is patent for artist so no one steals it.
    “This product has ben patent, you must pay a fee to the propper owner for use.”

    by wade on 11.09.2011
  7. The patent of the government is to grant the right of something.

    by Destinee on 11.09.2011
  8. my parents have purchased a patent for a mechanical device that, they say, is liable to make them at least one million dollars total. we have yet to discuss what pecuniary advantage i will enjoy from their venture.

    by cesario on 11.09.2011
  9. am i soppoed to know what this word means? i mean like really??? wow this is making me feel stupid…i wish you could have picked a more normal word. holy crap man, this is so mean acctually

    by jessica on 11.09.2011
  10. Patent is like the saying “That’s Hot” by paris hilton she got it patented so people have to pay her for it.

    by Brandon on 11.09.2011
  11. uhh i dont know what this word means..so like yoyu patent a new idea??? derp huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur “ORZ umm like copyright to something i really dont know I REALLY DONT KNOW AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH splodes and revives…repeat omgshotas aaaarrgh

    by Ivy on 11.09.2011
  12. The word almost looks like patient. I don’t know what it mean but it was look

    by Elizabeth on 11.09.2011
  13. dis is lame its more like half a word n y is patent dare n i lyk chicken n i lyk it fried n pokemon n ca

    by miget on 11.09.2011
  14. I don’t quite understand patent law. How is a patent different from a copyright? While I believe people should be able to protect their work, some patents are ridiculous. A patent on a surgical procedure or cell growth?

  15. Sunday church with my patent leather shoes, all dressed up and shiny

    by Michelle on 11.09.2011
  16. Well, I got this word two times in a row and I tried to get a new one. I am not completely sure what this word means, nor do I know anything about this word, but I know it means to “copyright” or “reserve” an idea or product. Yeah.

    by Alex Terry on 11.09.2011
  17. There was a controversy concerning my product and his product. Mine, obviously was ethical. His was cheap. Broken down. I came up with the idea, but he got the legal rights first. That was crap. A load of crap. I was angry, understandably. My product was better. He forced me out of the loop. Forced. I thought that kind of thing only happened in the movies. Apparently, I was wrong.

  18. patent leather… bags , shoes, sort of a plastic looking material? PB bags! i have way too much time and not enough to write… But yes, Patent leather.

    by Charlotte on 11.09.2011
  19. I like making patents so people can’t steel my amazing ideas. Then everyone will be jealous and want to patent something they thought of but they haven’t thought of anything worth patenting.

    by Cody on 11.09.2011
  20. Patents are awesome. If you patent something, people can’t steal your idea for it. The world would be in mass chaos if we didn’t have patents. People would be mindlessly killing each other.

  21. You have to have a Patent for an invention you make to make it your. obtain a patent for (an invention) : an invention is not your own until it is patented. (copied from the dictionary the last sentence) I just learned what it meant.

    by Logan Vashon on 11.09.2011
  22. something if you have an idea so no one can steal it

  23. He had a great idea, so he got a patent on it so no one could steal it.

  24. Patent is document u buy to keep people from coping your design. i own a patent for gum remover.

  25. i don’t know what it means but I LOVE BRITTANY WHITE!!!!!!!!WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
    wooooo PATENTPATENTPATENT

    by Chloe on 11.09.2011
  26. To me it feels like a better version of the word copyright. A better word for a more casual conversation. Not a business term.

  27. It’s mine mine mine mine mine. You can’t have it. You can’t even look at it in a funny or greedy way.

    But I’ll sell you a copy for a million dollars.

    by smattc on 11.09.2011
  28. I like this word and I think it sounds like you have a really wide vocabulary. I think I’m going to use this word from now on. I just learned this word right now and everybody is talking really loud right now waaaah /: <— I have a patent on my ideas right here (: SO DON'T STEAL THEM. kthanksbye.

    by brittany on 11.09.2011
  29. I tried to patent my idea. That way I would be the only one who would be able to use my solar power flashlight. Its innovational. You can use it all day. Practically flawless.

  30. I felt disgusting in the courtroom. I was being sued. There wasn’t a patent on the bottle of chemicals that had cured the disease. I invented it, but someone else is taking the claim. I had no proof I made it, because he helped me… We’d worked on it in a secret lab, only for us, no one else. It was romantic in some ways, if only I’d known I was to be betrayed. If I’d known then what I know now…well, I would’ve stopped him when I had the chance.

  31. Kyle had a great idea to make a national holiday for running. He wrote a patent and sent it out to everyone he knew. The next day, he ran all day.

  32. I have a PATENT for the item i have been working on and I need you to buy it to make some money the patent protects my product so no one teals it

    by Jonathan on 11.09.2011
  33. The other day I was thinking, what if I could make a devise that would change the world. I would have to patent it if I wanted to have credit for it.

  34. Carl was waiting for his patent for his new invention but it wasn’t a very useful thing.

  35. Friends of mine have a patent-pending. They expect to change the face of education. I hope that they do.

  36. Patent: to claim as your own. There are so many devices, so man beautiful designs that we have created. But I don’t want a patent on those things I truly need: love, life, nature, beauty, smiles, laughs, music of the soul.

  37. Innovation. Creation. Fabrication. Countless words to describe a great action, an action that moves the world. This is our essential difference with the rest. Our capacity to create something different is our essence.

  38. I invented a puppy warmer for my dog. I thought it was brilliant, so I sought out a patent to immortalize my invention. Unfortunately, the patent office saw it for the piece of shit that it was and refused me the glory of owning the only intellectual property that I’m smart enough to dream up. Ohh well.

    by dandan on 11.09.2011
  39. Patents.

    I’ve thought a lot about patents lately. Especially in light of Steve Jobs death, and reading a book about Henry Ford. Two incredible men – two incredible inventors, separated roughly by a century in their greatest innovations.

    What ideas are you patenting? What characteristics? Patents don’t have to be material anymore…

    by Jeremy Anderberg on 11.09.2011
  40. Patent? No, my shoes weren’t that. Neither was my coat…Or hat. I was pretty poor. I couldn’t even afford name brand cereal at that time. Never mind a real pair of Uggs.