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idiomyou name it (sb's got it)(also you name it (sb has it))informal used in order to show that there is a large variety of things that could be included in the list of things you are talking about:In a typical year we probably get twenty thousand complaints. Things like faulty shoes, faulty jeans, holidays which have gone disastrously wrong, complaints about builders, electricians, hairdressers. You name it."Now does anybody want a drink?" "Sure, what do you have?" "You name it, we have it."NoteYou may hear people use other words instead of the second part of this idiomI thought I'd seen everything. I'd raised two sons, dealt with drugs, divorce, teenage love - you name it, I'd lived it. But I've never seen anything like this.Why is the past such a big business today? Vintage pop, vintage Hollywood, vintage beer bottles - you name it, somebody's collecting it.
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