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nickname

[nik-neym] / ˈnɪkˌneɪm /


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Formally known as CM2502, Porkchop got her nickname when she chowed down shortly after losing her front right flipper, which was severely constricted by fishing line.

From Los Angeles Times

Rose Cutler—whose many strong opinions have earned her the family nickname of “Aunt Rant”—has been taking care of her beloved nephew while his parents vacation.

From The Wall Street Journal

He found the nickname both funny and appropriate, using it to sign letters to Maggie.

From Literature

The Act also authorized the Treasury to sell 6% bonds callable in five years, maturing in 20, which are nicknamed “5-20s.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Slick, smiling and patient, Jetten has spent years shaking off the nickname "Robot Jetten", earned for his stiff, over‑rehearsed TV appearances.

From BBC