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drop names

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drop names and drop someone's name
to mention a name or the names of important or famous people as if they were personal friends. (See also drop someone's name.) Mary always tries to impress people by dropping the name of some big-time executives she claims to know. Bill's such a snob. Leave it to him to drop the names of all the local gentry.
See also: drop, name


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Without naming any country he said some had agreed to President Hamid Karzai's request to drop names of some militants from blacklists of wanted suspects, provided they accept Afghanistan's constitution.
They talk about achievements, drop names, and let you know where they stand in the company hierarchy.
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