1. Subscribersonhouse
    Fast and Curious
    slatington, pa, usa
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    28 Jan '16 17:40
    Originally posted by Kewpie
    iris (goddess)
    marathon (Greek city)
    quisling (traitor, Norway I think)
    raglan (another knitting term)
    uzi (not really sure about this one, I think the name was not quite the same)
    xerox
    yale (key)
    zeppelin

    I'm not sure if yale actually qualifies, you may call it a yale key but do you call it just a yale?
    Also, does anyone know about uzi?
    You didn't know the Uzi was the Israeli machine gun? Named after Uzi/
  2. Subscribercoquette
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    29 Jan '16 03:17
    Originally posted by Kewpie
    iris (goddess)
    marathon (Greek city)
    quisling (traitor, Norway I think)
    raglan (another knitting term)
    uzi (not really sure about this one, I think the name was not quite the same)
    xerox
    yale (key)
    zeppelin

    I'm not sure if yale actually qualifies, you may call it a yale key but do you call it just a yale?
    Also, does anyone know about uzi?
    Not xerox, I think???

    But, Xavier, sure (university & jesuit)
  3. Standard memberwolfgang59
    Quiz Master
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    29 Jan '16 10:50
    Originally posted by coquette
    Not xerox, I think???

    But, Xavier, sure (university & jesuit)
    Xerox .. yes.

    Xavier?!?!?!? Don't understand!
  4. Subscribercoquette
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    31 Jan '16 00:44
    Originally posted by wolfgang59
    Xerox .. yes.

    Xavier?!?!?!? Don't understand!
    Xerox no

    Xavier Saint Jesuit and University
  5. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    31 Jan '16 10:03
    Originally posted by coquette
    Xerox no

    Xavier Saint Jesuit and University
    In UK Xerox can be a verb - to photocopy. So is an eponym.

    Xavier means ... what?
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