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moniker

noun as in nickname

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The envisioned Range of Light monument — a nod to naturalist John Muir’s moniker for the Sierra Nevada — was endorsed by more than 50 state legislators in an August letter.

Harbaugh called Herbert by the nickname “Beast” last week, but edge rusher Joey Bosa revealed the coach has at least one other moniker for him: “The Cleaner.”

But the comedian, who is a self-proclaimed short king, finds that there’s nothing wrong with the moniker.

From Salon

This is especially true when the opposition embraces such monikers as a badge of honor and pride as more proof that they are “owning the libs.”

From Salon

Under that moniker, she started releasing music in 2012, gaining widespread acclaim for tracks like Exodus and the mountainous house anthem He Is The Voice I Hear.

From BBC

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