Crossword clues for monicker
The Collaborative International Dictionary
monicker \monicker\, moniker \moniker\n. The name of a person, especially an alias or a nickname.
Syn: nickname, alias, sobriquet, cognomen.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
see moniker.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of moniker English)
Usage examples of "monicker".
Currently scripting RKO B westerns, under yet another monicker, the work fronted by a politically acceptable hack writer who glommed a 35 percent cut.
In addition to christening the band's obvious head honcho Alfie, I had assigned the following monickers to its menfolk: Ham, Jomo, Genly, Malcolm, Roosevelt, and Fred.
He wasn't especially good at matching faces and monickers, and needed a while to remember that the gray-haired woman was Marie and the bleached blonde Sal, that the fellow with the red beard was Gordon and the man with the red face Rodney.
He wasn’t especially good at matching faces and monickers, and needed a while to remember that the gray-haired woman was Marie and the bleached blonde Sal, that the fellow with the red beard was Gordon and the man with the red face Rodney.
Hackers themselves often adopt romantic and highly suspicious tough-guy monickers like "Necron 99," "Prime Suspect," "Erik Bloodaxe," "Malefactor" and "Phase Jitter.