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Mascot

A mascot is any human, animal, or object thought to bring luck, or anything used to represent a group with a common public identity, such as a school, sports team, society, military unit, or brand name. Mascots are also used as fictional, representative spokespeople for consumer products.

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History

Etymology

Choices and identities

Sports mascots

Corporate mascots

Olympics and World Expositions

Government mascots

In television

In music

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Mascot

Nodes168
Edges167
Triples228
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011905
Components1

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Mascot

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related to Corporate mascots · 39
Mascot → Bibendum, Bugs Bunny, Cap'n Crunch, Cheese, Chester Cheetah, Chuck, Clean, Coca-Cola, Colonel Sanders, Cow, Elf, Elsie, For, Frog, Fruit, Godzilla, Hedgehog, Keebler Elf, Kermit, Kool-Aid Man
related to Olympics and World Expositions · 36
Mascot → Bely Mishka, Fair, For, Games, Likewise, London, Louisiana World Exposition's, Mandeville, Miga, Miraitowa, Mukmuk, Olympic, Olympic Games, Olympics, Paralympic, Quatchi, Recent Winter/Summer Olympic, Rio, Seymore, Since
related to Military mascots · 30
Mascot → Argyll, British Army, English Bulldog, For, Fusiliers, Gyrfalcon, Irish Guards, Irish Wolfhound, June, Lance Corporal William Windsor, Mascots, May, Other British, Queen's Royal Hussars, Royal Irish Regiment, Royal Regiment, Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, Royal Welsh, Several, Shetland
related to In music · 22
Mascot → Although, Another, BAP, Dropout Bear, Eddie, English, Good Morning, Hip, Iron Maiden, Kanye West, Matoki, Megadeth's, One, Similarly, Skeleton Sam, Some, South Korean, T-shirts, The, The Grateful Dead
related to Controversies · 15
Mascot → Chief Osceola's, Doak Campbell Stadium, ESPN, Even, Florida State, Gino Torretta, Ibis, Man, Miami, Miami's, On October, Sebastian, Tallahassee, University, When
related to Sports mascots · 13
Mascot → Chicago Cubs, England, In, John Bull-inspired, Ken Baily, Many, Mascots, Mr England, One, These, They, United Kingdom, United States
related to Etymology · 11
Mascot → Before, December, Edmond Audran, English, France, French, From, However, La, The, This
related to External links · 10
Mascot → Brand Mascots, Brand RecognitionUnique University Mascots, BusinessBenefits, Free, Largest, Mascot Database, Mascot Designs, Open Source, The History Behind Them, The History TavernMascot
related to Choices and identities · 9
Mascot → Gorilla, Gus, Herbie Husker, Mascots, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Often, Pittsburg State University, Similarly, Southeast Kansas
related to history · 8
Mascot → American, As, Before, It, Jim Henson, Marty Krofft, Sid, Stylistic

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mascots used sports team also example live teams costumed animal animals university brand characters character military word many games band

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mascotis aelephant named Big Al0.90text
a lock of hair or a figurehead on a sailing shipinstance ofthe word 'mascot' was associated with inanimate objects that would be commonly seen0.80text
Mr Englandinstance ofMascots also include older people0.80text
who are invited by national sports associations to be mascots for the representative teamsinstance ofMascots also include older people0.80text
band T-shirtsinstance ofThe mascots are usually found on album covers or merchandise0.80text
but can also make appearances in live shows or music videosinstance ofThe mascots are usually found on album covers or merchandise0.80text
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesOften0.60section
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesMascots0.60section
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesNebraska Cornhuskers0.60section
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesHerbie Husker0.60section
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesSimilarly0.60section
Mascotrelated to Choices and identitiesPittsburg State University0.60section

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