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named
  • - called in religion a meditation
  • - known as, christened
  • - Johnny Cash's "A Boy .... Sue"
  • - Identified as being in rising demand
  • - Specified a date
  • - Called as
  • - appointed to a job
  • - Johnny Cash "A Boy ...... Sue"
  • - "A Streetcar ...... Desire" (Marlon Brando movie)
  • - "A Boy ...... Sue" (Johnny Cash song)
  • - Appointed
  • - Gave a title to
  • - Known as
  • - Pointed a finger at
  • - Having a handle?
  • - Given a title
  • - Set, as a price
  • - Nominated for a post
  • - Having a title
  • - "A Streetcar .... Desire"
  • - Goo Goo Dolls "A Boy ...... Goo"
  • - Listed in a complaint
  • - Did a new parent's job
  • - Appointed (to)
  • - Appointed as a new member
  • - No longer a secret
  • - "A Boy ...... Sue"
  • - Given a handle
  • - Identified as
  • - Cash's "A Boy .... Sue"
  • - Did a parent's job
  • - Having a label
  • - Fingered, in a way
  • - Put a handle on
  • - called, given a title
  • - Called Edward out one morning
  • - identified some ad men
  • - Called, christened
  • - called drunk and me
  • - .... names; identified wrongdoers
  • - Called me in and exploded
  • - called mean democrat out
  • - Possibly amend given title
  • - called young edward around before noon
  • - Tagged someone?
  • - entitled me to come in and change
  • - Titled, called
  • - Designated area in North Sea
  • - Like most pets
  • - Labelled
  • - Dubbed
  • - Called
  • - Titled
  • - Going by
  • - Called retired mother in home
  • - Christened
  • - Specified
  • - Did an expectant parent's task
  • - Entitled
  • - Designated
  • - Cited specifically
  • - Ratted out
  • - Cited
  • - Nominated for office
  • - Like pets but not strays
  • - Specified or cited
  • - So-called
  • - Selected
  • - No longer anonymous
  • - No longer ineffable
  • - Made an appointment?
  • - Yclept
  • - Nominated
  • - Accused
  • - Denominated.
  • - Tagged
  • - Mentioned
  • - Handled
  • - Identified
  • - Not anonymous
  • - Fingered
  • - Put the finger on
  • - called terribly mean daughter
  • - Also called
  • - point possibly made when nominally identified
  • - called to help raise demand
  • - Like streets, but rarely alleyways
nameday
  • - Feast of a saint whose monicker one bears
  • - Feast of one's personal saint
  • - Saint commemoration
  • - England's St. George's, for one
  • - Annual celebration for a Catholic
  • - It honors a saint
  • - The Feast of San Gennaro commemorates one
  • - Patronal feast
  • - Catholic celebration
  • - Christening observance
namedashuttleatlantis
  • - N.A.S.A.
namedafter
  • - Called in honor of, as a relative
  • - Called in honor of
namechange
  • - Merger consequence, often
  • - Reason to get a new ID
  • - Reason to get a new ID card
  • - What the 10 starred answers in this puzzle have undergone, and what's spelled out by their first letters when you unscramble their first words
  • - 'Clay' to 'Ali,' e.g., and a hint to 17-Across and 11- and 28-Down
  • - Postnuptial alteration, and a hint to each set of puzzle circles
  • - "Bruce" to "Caitlyn," notably
namecheck
  • - Public mention
  • - Personally mention East European when reporting by war zone
  • - Public listing of someone turned out to be mean, rebuke followed
  • - publicly mention
namedropper
  • - Egotistical conversationalist
  • - Egotistical conversationalist, like Cher?
  • - Fame-by-association conversationalist
  • - call medicine dispenser a braggart
  • - One trying to impress by casual mention of well-known people
  • - Supercilious sort ... or the title for this puzzle
  • - "So Matthew McConaughey says to me ..." sayer, e.g
  • - One with dubious connections
  • - Status-seeking sort ... or a solver of this puzzle, initially?
  • - Clumsy social climber?
  • - Seeker of admiration in conversation via associations
  • - Sort of snob.
  • - "Look who I rub elbows with" sort, and a hint to three Across answers
namedroppers
  • - Some status seekers
  • - They may claim to know stars
  • - B-list braggarts
namedrop
  • - Flaunt monikers
  • - Bring up a prodigy, maybe?
  • - Try to impress by association say
  • - Pardon me being outrageous boast
  • - Make a point of mentioning your close friendship with Beyonce
  • - Casually mention dinner with Oprah, e.g.
  • - Make it well known that you know someone well-known well
  • - Casually mention famous people you know to impress your audience
  • - Show off some ties, maybe?
  • - Casually mention famous people you know
  • - Mention famous friends finishing with a Bandon Dub?
  • - Try to impress others with whom you know with big cheese from 24 down
  • - Mention one's VIP pals
  • - Try to impress others with whom you know produced big cheese from 2 down
  • - Affect familiarity with the rich and famous
  • - Mention a famous friend, say
  • - Hint that you know famous people
  • - Pardon me silly - I know all the stars
  • - Mention celebrities to impress
  • - Mention a celebrity who can handle drink
  • - Mention a connection, perhaps
  • - Say 'When I was with my good friend Barack last week ...,' e.g
  • - Try to impress -- call doctor before work
  • - Make a personal connection?
  • - Say 'When I met the Dalai Lama last year,' say
  • - Brag, in a way
  • - Attempt to impress, in a way
  • - Attempt to impress, as in conversation
  • - Try to impress at a party, say
  • - Try to impress by association
  • - Imply ties with V.I.P.'s
  • - Try to impress in a conversation, say
  • - Try to make an impression, in a way
  • - Try to impress others, in a way
  • - Act connected
  • - Act pretentiously, in a way
  • - Attempt to impress at a cocktail party, maybe
  • - Try to impress, in a way
  • - Pretend to know important people
  • - Show off, in a way
  • - casually mention a famous friend, say
  • - Casually mention a famous friend, say (Hyph)
namedropped
  • - Like a celebrity friend, often
namedropping
  • - handle coming down when trying to impress
  • - Trying to impress somebody by identifying big shot celebrity taking the plunge
  • - Practice of referring to famous people in order to impress
  • - End of the quip
  • - Brand
namegame
  • - 1965 Shirley Ellis hit full of wordplay, with "The"
  • - "Bo-ber-ley, bo-na-na fanna, fo-fer-ley" song, with "The"
  • - #1 hit for Shirley Ellis, with 'The'
nameforatruck
  • - A: Annie Laurie. Q: What is the indefinite English ......?
namefor
  • - call in honor of, as a bridge
  • - Call in honor of
nameicallmyself
  • - Me, in song
nameis
  • - "My .... Earl"
nameit
  • - Ask and you shall receive!
  • - 'Whatever you want — just say!'
  • - "You pick the place"
  • - "I'll give you whatever you want!"
namedto
  • - Appointed
namedrops
  • - Shows off one's connections, or what you'll do by speaking the starts of 17-, 28- and 43-Across
  • - Shows off one's connections
  • - Tries to impress, in a way
  • - Tries to impress, as in conversation
namedtags
  • - Following a command hidden in this answer, convention handouts; following the command another way, one flaunting their friends
namedsue
  • - Ending of a Johnny Cash song title
namednames
  • - Sang
  • - Acted the fink
namedebussysonlyopera
  • - A. "Les Troyens" B. "Pelléas et Melisande" C. "La Mer" D. "Faust"
namedchadget
  • - Advice, part 5
namedays
  • - February 14 and March 17, e.g.
  • - Saint celebrations
  • - Occasions honoring saints
namedaydelivery
  • - *Package arriving for a Catholic celebration?
name
  • - Old what's-his-......
  • - Newborn's need
  • - Hurricane's identifier
  • - Rumpelstiltskin's secret
  • - 'What's in a ......?' (line from Juliet)
  • - Destiny's Child's "Say My ......"
  • - Newborn's acquisition
  • - Driver's license datum
  • - ...... recognition (campaigner's plus)
  • - A person's reputation is protected in Latin America
  • - ID
  • - Enumerate
  • - Brand
  • - Call
  • - By which one is known
  • - .... tag
  • - Put a handle on
  • - Christen
  • - 'You Don't Know My ......' (Alicia Keys hit)
  • - One denied love accepts morning call
  • - Handle
  • - "A rose by any other ... would smell as sweet" (Romeo and Juliet)
  • - Reputation; identify
  • - Identify
  • - New parents' selection
  • - Partner of rank and serial number
  • - Specify
  • - '...... your price!'
  • - Every newborn gets one
  • - Birth certificate line
  • - Extremes of Emperor Houshao of Han going all the way back by reputation
  • - Dog tag datum
  • - Title
  • - Birth certificate entry
  • - Accuse
  • - Rat on
  • - Check-in information
  • - Celebrity going around in national costume
  • - Word after user or stage
  • - You have a first one and a last one
  • - Group working with an anchor
  • - Door handle, at times?
  • - John or Mary
  • - 'The ...... of the Rose'
  • - Anna or Hannah
  • - Top line on a form, often
  • - Celebrity family
  • - Appoint to a job
  • - Reputation
  • - Jones or Smith
  • - Roster entry
  • - Designate
  • - Census form line
  • - Celebrity half of 17 down
  • - First blank on many forms
  • - John, Jane, or Jackson
  • - HELLO MY .... IS (tag phrase)
  • - Give a title to
  • - Tom, Dick or Harry
  • - Cite
  • - One may be first, middle or last
  • - "Who are you?"
  • - Word before or after "brand"
  • - Peter, Paul or Mary
  • - You won't find one on the back of a New York Yankees jersey
  • - See 51-Down
  • - Hugo or Edgar
  • - Finger
  • - ID tag info
  • - Title not applicable with subject of autobiography?
  • - What you go by
  • - Appellation
  • - Person of distinction
  • - Appoint
  • - Word with full or file
  • - Personal identifier
  • - Moniker
  • - Call used in Vietnam evacuation
  • - Directory listing
  • - Handle you can't touch?
  • - Call; reputation
  • - Stage ......
  • - Lapel tag datum
  • - Driver license datum
  • - Every hurricane gets one
  • - Celebrity needs unlimited cover for teeth
  • - Loveless one receives morning call
  • - Reel off
  • - Identifier
  • - Application form line
  • - Caller ID datum
  • - First field in an online form, often
  • - Word with stage or pen
  • - Everyone has one
  • - Some Latin American Big Cheese
  • - Appoint, as to an office
  • - Pet tag datum
  • - Mention
  • - Give significance to, in a way
  • - Implicate
  • - Press pass datum
  • - Identity element
  • - Point out
  • - Bud
  • - Introductory offer.
  • - How people address you
  • - eastern bloke returning tag
  • - ........ and shame, phrase meaning 'to identify in a public forum alleged wrongdoers'
  • - No .... (Grocery store brand in Canada)
  • - "Call Me by Your ......" [André Aciman novel adapted into an Oscar-winning film]
  • - Illustrious record
  • - Someone who is famous or well known
  • - Marriage may change it
  • - Word by which a person is known
  • - identify the article men are upset about
  • - vietnamese title?
  • - something entered on the first line of a form, often
  • - a title from southern america
  • - Handle endless demand for recall
  • - No nobody
  • - ..., address, and telephone number
  • - pride in the ... of love, u2 hit
  • - "Hello!" tag info
  • - You write your first or last of this on a test
  • - Term
  • - Need for a new pet
  • - give a title to something
  • - ...., address, and phone number
  • - First blank to fill in on most forms
  • - Usually-capitalized word
  • - What may be above pronouns in an email signature
namebrands
  • - They're recognized in stores
  • - They're not generic
  • - 20- and 60-Across, e.g.
  • - Generics may replace them
  • - Generics replace them, sometimes
namebrand
  • - Kleenex, e.g
  • - Not generic, like clothes: Hyph.
  • - Like upscale designer apparel
  • - Like fashionable apparel
  • - Familiar trademark
  • - Nongeneric
  • - A product when well advertised.
  • - Not generic
namecaller
  • - Verbal bully
  • - Bully, at times
  • - Playground bully, perhaps
  • - Bully
  • - One hurling insults
  • - One whose words will never hurt you?
  • - Playground punk, perhaps
  • - One who resorts to insults during a debate
  • - Verbal abuser
  • - Mudslinging sort
  • - Abusive campaigner, perhaps
  • - He won't break your bones
  • - Nasty campaigner
namebuttons
  • - Lapel wear at reunions
nameas
  • - Appoint publicly
nameaprice
  • - 'What are you asking?'
  • - "I'll pay whatever you're asking"
  • - State how much you'll pay
namebadge
  • - Convention ID tag
  • - Label that may display someone's pronouns
namebadges
  • - Convention handouts
namecalling
  • - "Sticks and stones may break my bones ..." elicitor
  • - Abuse reputation and profession
  • - Unlike sticks and stones, it won't hurt you
  • - Celebrity ringing to give verbal abuse
  • - Poker activity for a nasty person?
  • - Some childish insults
  • - Debate tactic
  • - Genealogist's profession?
  • - Prelude to fisticuffs
  • - Some verbal abuse
  • - Schoolyard taunts
  • - Verbal abuse
namecards
  • - labels at a dinner party ... or a hint to the circled letters hidden in the theme answers?
nameable
  • - Worthy of a title
  • - Identifiable
  • - That can be identified
  • - Memorable: Var.
namea
  • - '... just to -- few'
  • - "...to .......... few"
name-that-tune
  • - Song-identification game show whose German version was called "Hast du Töne?": 3 wds.
nameandshame
  • - Call out a company for supporting restrictive voting laws, for example
nameandaddress
  • - Common info
  • - Police officer's request
name-tag
  • - Personal label
  • - Stick-on label at a convention: 2 wds.
name-after
  • - christen in honor of
name-dropper
  • - Label on syringe used by groupie?
name-drop
  • - Try to impress doctor following call with work
  • - Try to sound important? Pardon me, that's wrong
  • - mention without subtlety
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