Imply Ties With Vips Crossword Clue

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	verb • refer to people that one assumes one's interlocutors admire in order to try to impress them
	27%	5		Well-known VIPs
	noun • a list of names of specially favored people
	27%	6		The 's' in the abbreviation 'VIPs'
	noun • following the third position; number four in a countable series • one of four equal parts • the musical interval between one note and another four notes away from it adverb • in the fourth place adjective satellite • coming next after the third and just before the fifth in position or time or degree or magnitude

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	Clue	Source
1	Imply by extension New York Times - 17 Mar 1990	New York Times / 17 Mar 1990
2	Make believe - imply falsely The Guardian Quick - 29 Jan 2001	The Guardian Quick / 29 Jan 2001
3	Not just imply New York Times - 02 Oct 2016	New York Times / 02 Oct 2016
4	Reserved seating for VIPs
5	Use of words to imply the opposite of what they mean The Guardian Quick - 18 Apr 2008	The Guardian Quick / 18 Apr 2008
6	Using mild sarcasm to imply a meaning other than the literal one The Guardian Quick - 14 Feb 2008	The Guardian Quick / 14 Feb 2008
7	Well-known VIPs

Brag, in a way
Attempt to impress, as in conversation
Mention celebrities as friends
Try to impress, in a way
Mention familiarity with famous people to impress
Refer to famous people in familiar way to impress
Affect celebrity intimacy
Try to impress in a conversation, say
Try to impress by talking about 'important' connections
Try to impress by association

Try to impress at a party, say
Say "When I met the Dalai Lama last year," say
Brag about connections to get kinky porn made
Say "When I was with my good friend Barack last week ...," e.g.
Trying to impress improperly? Pardon me!
Casually mention famous people you know
Affect familiarity with the rich and famous
Casually mention famous people you know to impress your audience
Make it well known that you know someone well-known well
Pardon me being outrageous boast

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