slate for

slate someone or something for something

to schedule someone or something for some thing or a particular time. They slated me for a trip to Columbia, Missouri, in August. Wally slated the meeting room for his presentation.

slate for

1. To schedule or designate someone or something to take place at some time: Our professor has slated the history lecture for Thursday afternoon.

2. To arrange for something to be or to undergo something: The contractor has slated the building for destruction. This boss has slated me for a promotion.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Klava	-	Russian
Sultana	-	Arabic
Ianthe	-	Greek Mythology
Therapon	-	Late Greek
Nizhoni	-	Native American, Navajo
Henye	-	Yiddish