Ingersoll

Freethought's golden tongue

Ingersoll is a surname, most notably associated with Robert G.

Ingersoll (1833–1899), an American orator and agnostic who gained fame lecturing against religious orthodoxy during the Gilded Age.

Ingersoll also names a brand of affordable pocket watches popular in the early twentieth century, sometimes called "the watch that made the dollar famous."

watchmaker

timepiece

Hour-measuring device

hands · horology · escapement · complication · automatic · quartz · analog · water-resistant · crown · bezel

namesake

orator

Skilled public speaker

secularism · machinery · industrial · compressor · tools · manufacturing

heritage

legacy

What's passed down

lineage · provenance · craftsmanship · heirloom · vintage · antique · collectible · restoration · preservation · nostalgia

brand

Yankee

Person from northeastern states

accessible · consumer · recognition · identity · reputation · trust · value · catalog · trademark · logo

Opposites
religious belief and advocacy

IngersollBilly Graham

American televangelist, presidential confidant

evangelist · believer · revivalist · Charles Finney · true believer

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G