Is it legal to use a name for a company that uses part, or all, of another trademarked name in it?


For example, if I was creating a company that uses Google's software, could I name my company Googley Eyes, LLC? Does the answer depend on whether the name is "Googley" vs "Googly"?


I found [this question](https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/32291/is-it-legal-to-include-another-company-name-in-your-name-example-is-orbitzmovi) and the answer says



> 
> Since "orbitz" is a coined term its protection is stronger, there is
> no natural object or concept this can refer to. "AppleMoving" is less
> likely to be confused with "Apple Computers" because apples are real
> things and need not refer to computers.
> 
> 
> 


Does that mean that since googly eyes are a real thing it's more likely to be ok? The key difference from the linked question being that the company would be in the same industry of computer software, as opposed to a totally different industry (computers vs. moving).



Is it legal to use a name for a company that uses part, or all, of another trademarked name in it?