somebody

somebody
pron
1. one, someone.
n
2. personage, dignitary, notable, Inf. VIP; person of note or consequence, public figure, famous-or well-known person, household name, Inf. name, Inf. big name; celebrity, Sl. celeb, star, superstar; luminary, worthy, pillar of society; standout, heavyweight, Sl. heavy, Inf. head honcho, Inf. biggest frog in the pond; magnate, mogul, baron, nabob, pooh bah, panjandrum, Sl. high-muck-a-muck, Inf. bigwig; All Sl. big shot, big gun, big wheel, big cheese, big noise, big-time operator, BTO. See also personage{def. 1).

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