no-name

American  

[noh-neym] / ˈnoʊˌneɪm /

adjective

1. packaged and sold without a brand name and usually at a lower price than similar items with brand names; generic.

   a can of no-name dog food.

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Etymology

Origin of no-name

First recorded in 1985–90

Example Sentences

It’s a no-name brand, thin with a flat surface in somber tones of brown, black, blue, burgundy and orange, each a color found in the film.

From Los Angeles Times

If there’s one thing missing from the modern cinematic landscape, it’s the real, ineffable charm that made no-name ingenues into overnight sensations.

From Salon

The no-name Cardinals play hard for Jonathan Gannon and are building a hit-you-in-the-mouth identity on offense.

From Los Angeles Times

Jake Paul has been criticized for facing no-name boxers.

From Los Angeles Times

A no-name pitcher shutting down their high-powered offense.

From Los Angeles Times