Trident
Sugarless gum brand
Trident appears as a proper noun in several contexts.
Most notably, Trident missiles are submarine-launched nuclear weapons forming a key part of U.S. and British nuclear deterrence.
Trident is also a brand of chewing gum.
The name capitalizes on associations with Neptune's weapon—power, precision, the sea. (Lowercase trident is the three-pronged spear.)
missile
Underwater naval craft
submarine
Underwater naval craft
military · naval · deterrent · warhead · ballistic · strategic
Maserati
Italian luxury automaker
gum
Sticky plant secretion
- Breath freshenersAltoids, Tic Tacs, breath spray, mints, peppermint
- nuclear waratomic bomb, nuclear holocaust, nuclear arsenal, hydrogen bomb, ICBM
- Anglo-American Relationsspecial relationship, Five Eyes, NATO alliance, Lend-Lease, intelligence sharing
- British AviationSpitfire, Hurricane, Harrier, Lancaster, Typhoon
- Cold War ArmsICBM, nuclear bomb, hydrogen bomb, atomic bomb, B-52
- defense industrydefense contractors, defense spending, defense production, defense budget, defense technology
mythological domain
Tridentthunderbolt
Electric sky discharge with boom
Thor's hammer · Mjolnir · caduceus · lightning bolt · Excalibur
- Trident missileSea-based nuclear deterrent