Names
Names noun - Verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument.
Programme
Programme noun - A series of steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished.
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Names and programme are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Names" instead a noun "Programme".
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- He also used it in his An Audience With Bob Monkhouse programme in which he demonstrated how to mnemonically remember the names of all the celebrities in the audience.
Source: Creator / Bob Monkhouse -
Worst News Judgment Ever: Played for laughs a few times; the most triumphant example would be a programme where a story on the rules of Scrabble changing to allow real names was covered as "the story everyone's been talking about" before the story about the 2010 UK general election being called.
Source: Series / Have I Got News for You -
The whimsical names of the sea areas, the news of rough conditions at sea while listeners are safely at home and the hypnotic pace of the forecast make the programme popular beyond those solely interested in nautical weather.
Source: Sugar Wiki / Sweet Dreams Fuel
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