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name-drop
[neym-drop]
verb (used without object)
to indulge in name-dropping.
Word History and Origins
Origin of name-drop1
Example Sentences
Throughout, the characters routinely name-drop philosophers and authors they've obviously never read while indulging bizarre fantasies of living forever and ruling the universe as benevolent dictators.
Of course, being a journalist, Avlon couldn’t help but name-drop other journalists he’d been reading.
This special is a more modest effort, and her personal anecdotes can’t help but name-drop now that she’s better known.
The track, featuring Playboi Carti and Rich the Kid, has garnered attention for its provocative Taylor Swift name-drop.
That final name-drop — of a maverick American composer — is another useful reference point.
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