you name it

1. Everything one can think of, as in We've got a crib, highchair, diapers—you name it. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]

Example Sentences

But that they could put on a show with a fabulous family of African drummers, Caribbean piano and percussion, and assorted electric guitars and brass and dancers in which all the world — not just Bach but Philip Glass, Dvorak, Gershwin, Ravel, you name it — seemed to be just waiting for the right African accent, and that traditional African music needed no translation at all for some 17,000 at a near full Bowl, that was something.

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Add in cultural myths like the 8x8 rule—eight glasses of 8 ounces of water a day—and lifestyle messaging that drinking more water will help me have better skin, hair, sleep, digestion, you name it, and I was knocking back at least 3 liters of water each day.

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"You name it, I tried it," she says.

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The lack of it is the shackle on so much within government and beyond: the national mood, taxes, you name it.

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He said: "It's about 30% from farming now, 70% from weddings, falconry, helicopter rides, glamping, you name it."

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