Sounds right. I remember when I didn't understand names well, and thought they were words. Some examples:
"Plymouth" is a disease you get from eating tires
"Douglas" ('dough glass') is a kind of plastic found in airplane windows
"Prestolock" (found on my mother's pressure cooker) means "press to lock"
"Fedders" (on an ice tray) means it's meant to be used to feed birds
I have a book that has a chapter about that. It's called "current wars".
BTW, Those who want to change 'dead' to 'fed' when describing Schrodinger's Cat.
I guess they're overloaded. That might explain how I have a (otherwise unused at this time) 4mbps connection and that downloaded at around
8Kbps.