Namings

Most rituals or 'namings' he will fall in with at present, are like to be 'namings' -- which shall be nameless! ❋ Thomas Carlyle (1838)

'namings' he will fall in with at present, are like to be ❋ Thomas Carlyle (1838)

I imagine it also lessons controversy over street re-namings. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But Republicans rushed this bill to the floor without the promised notice, and, after hours of debate, the presiding officer announced just before the scheduled vote that the House would instead take up: post-office namings. ❋ Chris Weigant (2011)

And as he murmured these love endearments of namings, it seemed to him that in them were the ripplings of running waters, the tinklings of silver wind-bells, and the scents of the oleander and the jasmine. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The namings seem to have come about without the shameless process in which our obsolescent City Council so recently participated. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Post office namings will be handled on a less frequent basis. ❋ Ben Pershing (2011)

I too wonder why all new street namings (with the notable exception of Naito Parkway) have to use the entire first, middle and last name of the honoree. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Legislators seeking post office namings would do well to have their resolutions taken up during the lame duck session; the House today takes up H.Res. 1644, "expressing support for designation of a 'National Veterans History Project Week.'" ❋ Dana Milbank (2010)

What this speculation is suggesting is an origin for representative language in the transition between bullying and bitching, in the namings and name-callings. ❋ Hal Duncan (2008)

Here are a selection of city-designated memorials and public namings. ❋ Dan (2008)

PLAINFIELD TODAY: Public memorials and namings in Plainfield [a slideshow] skip to main | skip to sidebar ❋ Dan (2008)

Public memorials and namings in Plainfield [a slideshow] ❋ Dan (2008)

So cake is more than the just dessert at birthdays and graduations, retirements, showers, baby namings, confirmations, bar and bat mitzvahs, and funeralspetits fours, usually, but one time a shivah houseguest brought a Carvel ice cream cake, decorated with black balloons and inscribed with Deepest sympathies on your loss. ❋ Leslie F. Miller (2009)

Royal nuptials, funeral processions, births & namings ~ Triumphant parades/returns of war-mongering & conquering kings & generals ~ Public executions, a la hangings, drawn & quarterings, beheadings, drownings, burnings ~ basically any event of ancient times wherein a mob could be expected ❋ Unknown (2009)

Nor did namings, rituals of mourning, inclusion as a tribal member and fellow human happen until the baby survived high mortality infancy. ❋ Ann Althouse (2008)

Probably not, they have a lot of 'splaining to do for their silly namings. ❋ Unknown (2008)

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)