namedrop

1. to drop someone's name in a conversation whether a person knows said name or not. Commonly found on Internet discussion forums and bulletin boards when not used in face to face conversation(s).

2. also see: gayrab, kook, & poser.

3. visit keyboardracer.com for a further definitives. more at: keyboardracer.

"Too funny, dude! Check out Gayrab's latest post on the b.b. He happened to be at the same skate spot that (insert pro skater here) was skating. So now he posted that they went together. HA! HA! HA!"

"Yeppers, good ol' Ablab. Funny stuff, Maynard."

by TatooedSK8R July 20, 2004

Namedrop

While in a conversation, to rat someone out, or to mention someone's name when they have asked you not to, or it was obvious that you shouldn't have.

Namedropping in action:

"Hey i heard Crysty got gonorrhea"

"No way! How do you know?"

"Well i promised not to tell... but her friend Tommy told me"

by Thomas Rojas December 18, 2008

namedrop

A practice of inserting other users' names into one's messages on IRC with the purpose of attracting their attention. Most IRC clients display a pop-up and/or highlight the chat window button in the taskbar whenever someone mentions their name.

<some_user> u here tehAdmin?
<TehAdmin> stop namedropping me, I'm busy
* TehAdmin is now known as TehAdmin|busy

by Sikon December 16, 2006

namedropper

noun: One who compares another to a celebrity or an individual with a high social status as if that celebrity or high social status individual is their friend. Origin: Namedropper By-Emma Forrest

me: what do you think of her?
namdropper: She has shoulders like Audrey Hepburn and hair like Ava Gardner. She also dresses like a horribly set up Marc Jacobs mannequin.

I hate her because she is such a namedropper.
He earned his reputation as a namedropper during freshmen year.

by eurotrash January 27, 2006