Nicknames synonyms

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cognomina
Any name; esp., a nickname
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names
A distinguished reputation:
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handles
(Slang) A person's name, nickname, or title
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titles
A descriptive name or appellation; epithet
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tags
(Slang) A piece of graffiti featuring text, especially the author's name, rather than a picture:
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styles
A name or title:
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labels
(Computing) A user-defined alias for a numerical designation, the reverse of an enumeration.
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agnomina
In ancient Rome, a name added to the cognomen, esp. as an epithet honoring some achievement
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monikers
The definition of a moniker is a name or nickname.
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appellations
A name, title, or designation.
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designations
A distinguishing name or title.
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epithets
(Biology) A word in the scientific name of an organism following the name of the genus and denoting a species, subspecies, variety, or cultivar, as sativa in Lactuca sativa.
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denominations
A name; esp., the name of a class of things
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bywords
A favorite or pet word or phrase
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Find another word for nicknames. In this page you can discover 14 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for nicknames, like: cognomina, names, handles, titles, tags, styles, labels, agnomina, monikers, appellations and designations.
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Nicknames Sentence Examples

  • These are not necessarily examples of nicknames, since a relationship between the two often shows itself in 8.

  • We all had nicknames for each other and that's what we used, though some weren't said to their faces.

  • The official surnames must not, of course, be confused with the popular nicknames which were naturally not recognized by the court, e.g.

  • The terms "Precisian," "Puritan," "Presbyterian," were all used by Archbishop Parker in his letters about this time as nicknames for the same party, and ten years later the name was in common use.

  • 10 It is a maxim of the law indeed that, as Coke says, " the knight is by creation and not by descent," and, although we hear of such designations as the " knight of Kerry " or the " knight of Glin," they are no more than traditional nicknames, and do not by any means imply that the persons to whom they are applied are knights in a legitimate sense.

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