History Main / WordPureeTitle

* ''{{Bionicle}} (Biological + chronicle).

** Hell, all organic chemistry consists of pureed titles. The longest word ever is the generic name for a strain of the tobacco mosaic virus that pretty much is made of every prefix for chemical composition known to man right after the other, and repeated many times (it's too long to print here [[http://www.fun-with-words.com/word_longest.html Scroll down to "chemical names"]]).

* The text-based game ''ZZT'' was named as such to appear at the bottom of Usenet listings.

* Look up Sum41 song "Hyper-insomnia-para-chondroid".

*** Actually, Illyria is the ancient name for what used to be Yugoslavia. Don't know if that has anything to do with the plot.

** Actually, some sources say that when they started as a company in the 50s, the name "Sony" was chosen because the word "sonny" (as in "sonny boy") was popular in the United States, and they wanted to slide easily into the American market.
** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony#Origin_of_name It's also Latin]]

* ''{{Lufia}}''
** Lufia is a major character in the first game, [[spoiler: and reincarnations of her true identity appear in the second and third games]]. If you mean the Japanese title, however...

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** It truly is a mystery as to why a movie called Seven would include the number seven in its title when the number seven looks nothing like a sideways v
*** Your sarcastic remark is actually quite correct. A 7 ''doesn't'' look like a sideways v.

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* ''5ideways''. During its run the author referred to the fans as "5idewinders".
* ''{{XKCD}}'' mentions in its FAQ that it doesn't stand for or really mean anything.

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* "Verizon" is a combination of ''veritas'' (Latin for truth) and "horizon".

** Aphex Twin has "Icct Hedral," "Druqks," "Flim,"(sic.) and "Heliosphan," among numerous others. Weirdly, he's been known to intermix his gibberish titles with titles from real languages, particularly Cornish.
** Autechre, a band that fits this trope itself, has tens of songs like this. "Pir," "Altibizz," "[=PlyPhon=]," and "Ccec" are just a few [[http://autechre.wetpaint.com/ of many]].

** It's truly is a mystery as to why a movie called Seven would include the number seven in its title when the number seven looks nothing like a sideways v

** It's truly is a mystery as to why a movie called Seven would include the number seven in it's title when the number seven looks nothing like a sideways v

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* In ''MaryPoppins'', Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, though, given the movie's GenreSavvy-ness, this was most likely an InvokedTrope.

* For that matter, "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" itself. It apparently means "Atoning for educability through delicate beauty.".[[hottip:* : "Super" = "above", "cali" = "beauty", "fragilistic" = "delicate", "expiali" = "to atone", "docious" = "educable".]]. Or in english, "It doesn't matter what it means, it's just fun to say".

** Actually, it's named after the titular character... who has a Word Puree Name. So... yeah, I guess.

This is usually justified by the RuleOfCool, and related to AsLongAsItSoundsForeign. See also TheUnpronounceable, which is this trope taken UpToEleven.

* "Paracetamoxyfrusebendroneomycin" by Amateur Transplants, a parody of "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from Mary Poppins and a portmanteau of various common pharmaceutical drugs.
* For that matter, "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" itself. It apparently means "Atoning for educability through delicate beauty." [[hottip:*: "Super" = "above", "cali" = "beauty", "fragilistic" = "delicate", "expiali" = "to atone", "docious" = "educable".]]

* "{{Wii}}" was chosen because it is easy to say, is a homophone for "we," and the two i's look like two players. The gaming community [[SeriousBusiness staged a short rebellion over the name]], preferring the earlier code name "Revolution," but the name stuck.