Naming

Word NAMING
Character 6
Hyphenation N/A
Pronunciations /ˈneɪmɪŋ/

Definitions and meanings of "Naming"

What do we mean by naming?

(ditransitive) To give a name to.

To mention, specify.

To identify as relevant or important

To publicly implicate.

To designate for a role.

(Westminster system politics) To initiate a process to temporarily remove a member of parliament who is breaking the rules of conduct.

A "name name" is a name that is common and/or unexciting. The word grouping "name name" was coined in mid-2004 in Canada by a young female wordsmith after downing a potent libationary beverage after a long shift at work. Urban Dictionary

1. A word used to refer to a specific person, creature or sometimes an object. Referring to someone/thing with a name often implies having some sort of personal connection to said person/thing, though this is not always the case. 2. A god-awful trend on UrbanDictionary where a person takes their own name, or the name of a friend or significant other, and submit a definition of said name having a large amount of positive attributes associated with it. This is done to imply that anyone with that particular name has said positive attributes (such as being athletic, charismatic, etc.), and is usually done for the purposes of ego-stroking. Urban Dictionary

A thing people use Mainly to hype themself up by making a new definition of thier name and usually saying "basically god" Urban Dictionary

(name) is the (positive adjective in superlative) person you'll ever meet. Urban Dictionary

Basically your name is pretty much a label people use to define you. Also, if you have a generic name such as Bob, Joe, Fred, etc., you are pretty much the perfect guy. Seriously, look up an overused name right now. Urban Dictionary

50% of the definitions on Urban Dictionary Urban Dictionary

That which you should not define on this site. Urban Dictionary

A very common thing found on Urban Dictionary. 1. 50% of the time their definitions are written by kids who glorify anyone with that name because they like someone with that name. 2. The other 50% of the time their definitions are written by kids who are complaining about someone with that name. Urban Dictionary

What seems to be very common on this site. People will put things such as, "Jake: a cute, funny guy who gets all the girls..." and other stuff, despite this being a site to learn about slang. Urban Dictionary

A section of Urban Dictionary. Only exists because people tend to look up their own name on here, so they can see the compliments people give it and feel instant validation. One of the most overused parts of this site, only thing more overused is talking about sex and drugs Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Naming

The word "naming" in example sentences

In terms of "Name the _____" polling and voting contests, the fact that the poll/voting may or may not have a full influence on the naming is the norm. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Two joined abeyances become a term naming the fact that teaches fact to mean. ❋ Unknown (2008)

If the brouhaha about Node-naming is any indication, it's best to have Stephen as a staunch supporter, unlike a disenfranchised ally such as Miles O'Brien. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I hope this will help writers in naming their Polish characters. ❋ Nissa_amas_katoj (2009)

Through a mostly steady diet of winning seasons, sellouts and roughly $140 million in naming rights fees for Lincoln Financial Field (opened in 2003), the Eagles are now worth $1.1 billion and Lurie $1 billion. ❋ Tom Van Riper (2010)

Sammy Finkelman surmises that Justice Stevens may have decided to retire this year rather than next year because he foresaw that the Democrats could lose control of the Senate and Obama would not a free hand in naming a Supreme Court justice. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Yes, you can win naming rights to a character in something I am writing -- for charity! ❋ Stillsostrange (2009)

But the power of naming is still important for us to retain, to not relinquish this power to those who use it to maintain the imbalance which all but blinds us. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This is the same word Hitler used in naming his infamous “final solution.” ❋ Unknown (2010)

MORE WMATA MEMBERS, PLEASE -- The Obama administration's tardiness in naming two federal members to the Metro board of directors "has raised concerns that the transit agency lacks the benefit of added oversight as it selects a new general manager and implements major safety improvements," Ann Scott Tyson writes in today's Post. ❋ Mike DeBonis (2010)

Stevens may have decided to retire this year rather than next year because he foresaw that the Democrats could lose control of the Senate and Obama would not a free hand in naming a Supreme Court justice. ❋ Unknown (2010)

At a minimum, we wonder why the SEC didn't insist that Mr. Mozilo cooperate in naming the politicians and others in government or at Fannie and Freddie who benefited from Countrywide's mortgage largesse. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The White House wasted no time in naming BP as the "responsible party" and the more excitable of Wall Street's analysts sounded dire warnings that the company was destined for bankruptcy, or at least permanent banishment from business in the US. ❋ Andrew Clark (2010)

The Obama administration's delay in naming two new federal members to Metro's board of directors has raised concerns that the transit agency lacks the benefit of added oversight as it selects a new general manager and implements major safety improvements. ❋ Ann Scott Tyson (2010)

The delay in naming an Administrator is due to making sure that the relationship between the nominee and key NASA players is not broken after confirmation. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Congress by the Act of June 11, 1878 … in naming a part of the Seat of Government “the Federal Capital,” which it constituted by the Consolidation of ancient Georgetown with the city of Washington under the latter name, has left the people who reside in the portion of the seat of government, outside of that city, mere District of Columbians …. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Emily, the most popular baby name for girls in [2003] (according to the U.S. [Social Security] [Administration]), is a name name. ❋ Tim Lisevich (2004)

1. "My name is Alex." "Do you like my new dog? His [name's] [Rover]." 2. Tim - "I'm gonna post my name on UrbanDictionary and say that I'm intelligent, athletic and get [hella bitches]." Joe - "Dude, you live in a fucking basement and play anime games all day. Stop stroking your own ego and go do something with your life." ❋ Head Cultist (2019)

*Looks up [any name] on this site* *[insert name here]* A LITERAL [FUCKING GOD] WITH THE BEST FEATURES OF ANY FUCKING HUMAN POSSIBLE YOU WISH YOU HAD THIS FUCKING NAME YOU WEAK LITTLE SHIT ❋ Xx_M3M3_P0L1C3_xX (2017)

By the way, [this definition] [mocks] almost every [name definition] ❋ Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin (2022)

Tim [looked up] his name on [urbandictionary] and found out his name meant that he was a smart, athletic, and an all around perfect individual. Ironically, Tim has never had a girlfriend in his life and he is currently dropping [out of school] because of his obsession of World of Warcraft. ❋ Igotnothin (2011)

[Seriously]. [Stop putting names] in [the dictionary]. ❋ Disregardthisdefinition (2015)

Stop defining [your name on Urban Dictionary], dammit. The [editors] already [have enough] work to do. ❋ Intelligence001 (2017)

[Urban Dictionary] has [way too] many [names] on it. ❋ CTGreen (2020)

Why are there so [many] [names] on [this site]? ❋ NetherBolt2020 (2017)

These “name” [posts] are really annoying, [please] make them [less] ❋ Nlolhere (2020)

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