Place Names

n. Refers to a person or people that have the name of a well known or popular geographical destination. The use of Place Names often causes confusion with the conversation audience due, often, to being likened to the destination rather than the person.

eg. Paris, London, Florida, Cleveland, Dallas, etc.

Jill: I think we should go see Paris.
Jack: Why? Eurotrips are over-rated.
Jill: No I mean Paris Hilton, I think it'd be fun, don't you?
Jack: ...No, that is like a million times worse than what I thought you meant and stop using Place Names, its confusing the hell out of me!

Place Names by movingtarget July 8, 2010

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.9.<.7.9.7.6.>Swedish (Hellström): Ornamental Name Composed Of The Elements Häll '(Flat) Rock' (As Used In Place Names) + Ström 'River'<.7.9.7.6.>.9.

.9.<.7.9.7.6.>Swedish (Hellström): Ornamental Name Composed Of The Elements Häll '(Flat) Rock' (As Used In Place Names) + Ström 'River'<.7.9.7.6.>.9.

.9.<.7.9.7.6.>Swedish (Hellström): Ornamental Name Composed Of The Elements Häll '(Flat) Rock' (As Used In Place Names) + Ström 'River'<.7.9.7.6.>.9. by Alotofcojieron384 May 1, 2026

name a time and place 

he wants you fr fr.

he’s most likely being flirty with you, or he likes you.

he wants you to state a time and place for yous to do something

*sends pump pic*

her- “respectfully, choke me”

him- “name a time and place”

name a time and place by alekssssandraaasaaa December 2, 2022

plane name 

The name you use to identify yourself to the stranger sitting next to you on the plane.

"Man, I just flew in from the West Coast sitting next to this wacko - thank God I used my plane name or else I'd be worried about him stalking me."

plane name by Joseph Sanscrainte January 22, 2006