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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Play to your name
Lets say you are playing online poker and your user name is "agressive killer"
His opposent saussaie "this guy really plays to his name" he is agressive just like his name says/indicates/states.
Is that what"play to name means? Or is there a different way to say it?
Is this correct?
He is aggressive just like his name says states indicates.
Thank you
His opposent saussaie "this guy really plays to his name" he is agressive just like his name says/indicates/states.
Is that what"play to name means? Or is there a different way to say it?
Is this correct?
He is aggressive just like his name says states indicates.
Thank you
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"this guy really plays to his name" I've never heard of this as an idiom. " Clive
- "this guy really plays to his name" I've never heard of this as an idiom.
- " Clive
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"this guy really plays to his name" I've never heard of this as an idiom.
Perhaps you are thinking of
eg "This guy really lives up to his name."
Clive
Perhaps you are thinking of
eg "This guy really lives up to his name."
Clive
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