call names's Usage Examples:

"System call names (kern/syscalls.

' 'Look here,' said the clergyman, 'don't you call names, and don't call me names, or I shall knock your d –– d head off.

larger group relationships based on shared interests, threaten, boast, and call names.

In a sense, "Olgino" can be met nowadays as a way to call names, as in "kind regards to Olgino comrades".

and execrations" of the script: "The interlocutors curse, swear, and call names, in a gross and outrageous manner.

can think of is yourself" whereupon Smith interjected, "Now let's not call names".

abroad but denied it to people in their home countries: Roosevelt "can call names across an ocean" for his Four Freedoms, but he did not have "the courage.

short-circuited by the FRC, which ruled that only aircraft could use five-letter call names and that ground radio station was limited to four letters or fewer.

Remembered by their call names, "Taffy 1", "Taffy 2", and "Taffy 3", these three American escort-carrier.

' 'Look here,' said the clergyman, 'don't you call names, and don't call me names, or I shall knock your d — d head off.

young kids, Peyton, Roman and Austin who have disciplinary issues and who call names and swear.

What did his sons tell the Ural Batyr Young men call names of their mothers.

Synonyms:

style; entitle; tag; address; rename; title; baptise; baptize; dub; refer; name; christen; term; nickname; label;

Antonyms:

discharge; inactivity; overact; underact; immovableness;