Aptronyms from the C-18L list
- Dr. Clapp, an ob-gyn
- A law firm in Winchester, TN: Lynch, Lynch, and Lynch
- A Philadelphia lawyer, Jack B. Justice. No relation to the distinguished federal judge, Wayne Justice.
- Another ob-gyn: Dr. Diddle
- A Yale course in Cannablism was taught by Claude Rawson [contributed by Robert Folkenflik Professor of English & Comparative Literature at UC Irvine, perhaps an inaptronym? Doesn’t he belong in a media studies department?]
- A gynecologist whose clientle consists of predominantly English teachers: L. Paige Turner.
- The Ralph Gore Blood Bank at Beth Israel Hospital, NYC.
- The law firm of Riggle and Craven.
- The Bury Funeral Home.
- An Air Policeman named Jesse James Outlaw. [inaptronym?]
- A barber in Winona, Minnesota, named Harry Trim.
- Pynchon’s lawfirm (in Gravity’s Rainbow) of “Salitieri, Poore, Nash, De Brutus, and Short”
- Two students: J.Barefoot who waggishly refuses to wear shoes on campus and K. Outlaw whose family sells used cars.
- A urologist named Dick Steele.
- A book by John Hunter, entitled Hunter, about his life as a big game hunter.
- Animal behaviorist, Lionel Tiger.
- A mortuary run by the Pickle family.
