Synecdoche is the usage of a part to represent the whole. That is, rather than an object or title that’s merely associated with the larger concept (as in metonymy), synecdoche must actually be attached in some way: either to the name, or to the larger whole itself. Examples: 'Stanford won the game' (Stanford referring to the full title of the Stanford football team) or 'Nice wheels you got there' (wheels referring to the entire car)