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moniker

noun as in nickname

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In Sunday’s finale of “The Penguin,” Colin Farrell’s Oz Cobb, the gangster who gets called the title moniker, finally wins his power play over Sofia.

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

From Salon

In spaces like r/Teachers on Reddit, educators have shared hundreds of stories about the moniker taking over classrooms.

From Slate

“Many Latinos are going to Trompito Land, fool,” he told a caller during the podcast taping I attended, using a diminutive — Little Trump — uttered by the former president’s Latino haters that Tejada has reappropriated as a loving moniker.

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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