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BRANCHING MARINE GROWTH

BRANCHING ornament

branching out points

Branching point

Branching-out point

Branching-out points

BRANCHING, form of (bot./zool.)

Branco and Mayo

Brand "choosy moms choose," in ads

Brand a dog might feast on

Brand advertised as "the forbidden fragrance"

Brand aquired by Pepsi in 2000

Brand associated with 40-Across

Brand associated with Everyday Knee Highs

Brand associated with NASA missions

Brand associated with wax

Brand at 32-Across

BRAND AT A CHECKOUT COUNT

Brand at a checkout counter that's also the name of a Phoenix radio station

Brand at a garage

Brand at a gas station

Brand at snackworks.com

Brand at some Canadian pumps

Brand at the bottom?

Brand at the Daytona 500

Brand at the laundromat

Brand at www.rootbeer.com

Brand available in "fire" and "ice"

Brand available in classic, shuffle, nano and touch varieties

Brand behind the mouthwash Plax

Brand bought by Wile E. Coyote

BRAND BREAKFAST

BRAND BRIEFS ALTERNATIVE

Brand competing with Opti-Free

BRAND CRACKER BOX

Brand created by a periodontist in the 1950s

BRAND DETERGENT

Brand discontinued by Keebler

Brand endorsed at prorodeo.com

Brand endorsed by Rihanna

Brand extensions?

Brand featured at nabiscoworld.com

Brand follower?

Brand for a 58-Down

Brand for a boxer

Brand for a gearhead

Brand for a pasta lover

Brand for a pooch

Brand for boo-boos

Brand for Bowser

Brand for bubble blowers

Brand for Carrie and Vincent?

Brand for clearing a clogged pipe

Brand for determining if you're expecting

Brand for five o'clock shadows

Brand for greenskeepers

Brand for hair removal

Brand for hobbyists

Brand for little builders

Brand for nervous couples, briefly

Brand for Olympic racers

Brand for parents-to-be

Brand for people with milk sugar intolerance

BRAND FOR PREPARATION ON

Brand for Rover

Brand for shooters

Brand for slicing, but not dicing

Brand for some rappers

Brand for the bath

Brand for weight-watchers

Brand for which Garfield was once spokescat

Brand for woofers, but not tweeters?

Brand for young builders

Brand formerly marketed as Philishave outside the U.S.

Brand found at Petco

Brand found in the kitchen

Brand fragment like insta-

brand Freezer bag name

Brand from Holland

brand Fruit drink

BRAND FRUIT DRINK

Brand hidden in "cutthroat razor"

Brand hidden in "focal point"

Brand in a "non-friction best seller" ad

Brand in a B-52 cocktail

Brand in a bathroom

Brand in a bathroom cabinet

Brand in a bowl

Brand in a box in a bathroom

Brand in a dentist's office

Brand in a haberdashery

Brand in a medicine cabinet

Brand in a ratty apartment?

Brand in a studio, maybe

Brand in contact lens care

Brand in many a Moscow mule

Brand in many an Easter basket

Brand in many makeup kits

Brand in Road Runner cartoons

Brand in some potato chip brands

Brand in the bedroom

Brand in the dairy aisle

Brand in the dessert aisle

Brand in the freezer

Brand in the freezer aisle

Brand in the freezer section

Brand in the freezer, sometimes

BRAND IN THE FROZEN FOOD

Brand in the frozen food aisle

Brand in the frozen food section

Brand in the frozen foods section

Brand in the grooming aisle

Brand in the ice cream aisle

Brand in the ice cream case

Brand in the ice cream section

Brand in the laundry room

Brand in the pet food aisle

Brand in the shaving aisle

Brand in the shaving goods section

Brand in the shaving section

Brand including Regenerist products

Brand introduced by Corning in 1915

Brand introduced by Philip Morris in 1975

Brand introduced by the Chero-Cola Company

Brand introduced on July 5, 1937

Brand introduced on Route 66 in 1954

Brand invented by an aluminum pot salesman

Brand invented by the same man who created Pop Rocks

Brand kept near a toaster

Brand known as "the racer's edge"

Brand known as Dreyer's in the West

Brand launched by Apple in October 2001

Brand made from calcium carbonate and sugar

Brand made with vermicelli

Brand mentioned in the Beatles' "Come Together"

BRAND MICROWAVE

Brand munched by E.T.

BRAND NAME ACCOMPANYING A

Brand name accompanying a checkerboard logo

BRAND NAME ACQUIRED BY TO

Brand name after "Oh! Oh!," in old ads

Brand name after Corn, Chocolate, or Cinnamon

Brand name associated with 36-Across

Brand name at picnics

Brand name cakes

Brand name chosen for its symmetry

Brand name derived from a "2001 ..." line

Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz"

Brand name derived from the phrase "crystallized cottonseed oil"

Brand name derived from the phrase "Service Games"

BRAND NAME FOR BEERS PRODUCED BY THE BOSTON BEER COMPANY

brand name for plasterboard

Brand name for the sleep aid zolpidem

Brand name found in drug stores

Brand name from the Russian for "capital"

Brand name in a blue oval

Brand name in an ellipse

Brand name in dog food

Brand name in household appliances

Brand name in immunity boosting

Brand name in lawn care

Brand name in sticky notes

Brand name in the kitchen

Brand name in White Russians, for short

Brand name known by little builders

brand name of a rodenticide product using the toxin Brodifacoum

BRAND NAME OF AN AUSTRIAN CANDY AND THEIR MECHANICAL POCKET DISPENSERS

Brand name of famous English car

Brand name on a waistband

Brand name on Yoplait's Cotton Candy yogurt

Brand name on Yoplait's kids' line

Brand name owned by Kellogg's

Brand name repeated in a Kreayshawn title

Brand name that has a macron over the third letter

Brand name that may be a portmanteau of "no" and "hair"

Brand name that means "exquisite" in Japanese

Brand name that might ring a bell?

Brand name that rings a bell

Brand name that sounds like a cheer

Brand name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet

Brand name that spells something not nice backward

Brand name that used to be spelled out in commercials

Brand name that's an anagram of 31-Across

Brand name that's coincidentally Italian for "it"

Brand name used as a synonym for "photocopy"

Brand name used by Jersey Standard

brand name used in the USA by the Consumer Lifestyle division of Philips

Brand name whose middle letter is capitalized for no apparent reason

Brand name whose middle two letters are linked in its logo

Brand name with 2/3 capital letters in its logo

Brand name with a diacritic

Brand name with a red "o"

Brand name with an Accent

BRAND NAME WITH AN ACCENT

Brand name with an accent on it

Brand name with an accent on its last letter

Brand name with Rice or Wheat

Brand name, e.g.

Brand name's cheaper rival

Brand named after some Iowa villages

Brand named after the pronunciation of its parent company's initials

Brand named for an old Indian tea garden

Brand named for the shape of the container it once came in

Brand near the Captain Morgan

Brand near the razors

Brand near the spaghetti

Brand negatively

BRAND NEW KEY (SONG) ARTIST

Brand New Key singer

Brand new university students meeting press chief

Brand new walker

Brand next to Swanson and Birds Eye, perhaps

Brand no one wants

Brand now owned by Pabst

Brand of "anti-aging" products

Brand of "smart home" devices

Brand of 28-Across

Brand of 33-Down

Brand of 4-Down

Brand of 45-Down balls

Brand of acrylic fiber

Brand of antiperspirant

brand of art knife

Brand of artificial fat