VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Claim to Fame

Meaning:

Unusual feature or offering

Examples:

  • A man whose only claim to fame is his sister-in-law.
  • That'll be your claim to fame.
  • Every known pop star or actor is now dabbling with their respective signature perfume, it has become a sort of rite of passage and claim to fame.
  • This is a common practice when a paternal surname is a common surname and/or when the corresponding maternal surname has some claim to fame.
  • They have an undeniable claim to fame and fortune.
  • Oh, it's our little claim to fame.
  • My one little claim to fame, staring at me from the wall.
  • That's my new claim to fame.
  • What's your claim to fame?
  • It's my claim to fame.