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name-dropper

[neym-drop-er] / ˈneɪmˌdrɒp ər /
NOUN
snob
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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He’s also an Olympic-level name-dropper.

From Washington Post

These conversations later furnished him with a rich store of anecdotes that enabled him to become an accomplished raconteur and an Olympic-class name-dropper.

From Scientific American

Yet from his showroom tucked away in Milan’s Navigli canal district, the soft-spoken, bespectacled designer, a reluctant name-dropper, has dressed such celebrities as Leonardo DiCaprio, James Franco, Stanley Tucci, Ian McKellen, and — yes — the current Bond, Daniel Craig.

From New York Times

Multilingual, urbane and well traveled, Mifsud was an inveterate networker and name-dropper, according to people who met him.

From Washington Post

She is at some pains, though, to dispel the widespread notion that the books can’t be much good because their author was a toff—a snob, a name-dropper, a mossbacked Tory.

From The New Yorker