well-named

Underneath their egalitarian chatter was and to some degree still is a hidden, hungry admiration for and desire to be associated with the well-named and well-connected.

Oh Wow! Peggy Noonan 2011

This was not, however, quite the emotion I felt a few weeks later half-way up the well-named High Side, a real cruncher of a hill that rises like some home-grown Mount Olympus from the unassuming market town of Settle, in the Yorkshire dales.

Roller coaster: a cycle trip across northern England 2010

She was well-named Aphrodite, with those long black, tapering legs and rounded rump and lissom waist, and when she turned to face me, wriggling her torso-well, I've never looked at a pumpkin since without thinking: buffalo wallow.

Isabelle Estelle Bruno 2010

"It is well-named," Tanis said to Riverwind as they stood on deck, staring out into the red, murky water.

Finnegan teoriza la practica de cuerdas Carlos G.Tonda 2010

She goes on and on, and I begin to see that this is not only the most beautiful and exotic creature in the history of this and every other universe, but also a well-named one or at least a multiple-named one.

Blood Lite II: Overbite Kevin J. Anderson 2010

Rock critic Ken Tucker says the band's new album, called "The Big To-Do," is well-named.

Making A 'Big To-Do' About Life's Important Things 2010

The cow parsley is a well-named plant, named several times over, and understandably so.

Jolly brollies 2010

And she uses the traditional iambic meter only in later lines, such as “The Festival of Lights – well-named.”

A Good Hanukkah Poem for Children « One-Minute Book Reviews 2008

Rock critic Ken Tucker says the band's new album, called "The Big To-Do," is well-named.

Making A 'Big To-Do' About Life's Important Things 2010

And she uses the traditional iambic meter only in later lines, such as “The Festival of Lights – well-named.”

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