Similar words: nom de plume, guerrilla, guerilla, beleaguer, house guest, che guevara, irregular, ferret. Meaning: n. a fictitious name used when the person performs a particular social role.
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(1) This crowd must churn with pseudonyms, with noms de guerre.
(2) Sayyid Imam al-Sharif, who goes by the nom de guerre Dr Fadl, helped bin Laden create al-Qaeda and then led an Islamist insurgency in Egypt in the 1990s.
(3) Better known by the nom de guerre Doris Adriana, she's alleged to have orchestrated shipments of drugs to the United States as well as the supply of weapons and other necessities to the rebels.
(4) Save Our Jobs turned out to be an ironic nom de guerre.
(5) The book alleges that in 1940, Chanel was recruited into the Abwehr — her nom de guerre borrowed from another of her lovers, the Duke of Westminster.
(6) Why did she issue a taped message, under the nom de guerre Tania , announcing she had joined the SLA?
(7) Only one Cylon raider ship was named by the Viper pilots. What was its nom de guerre?
(8) Two Chinese courts handed down libel judgments against Fang, known by his nom de guerre Fang Zhouzi, and the newspapers and Internet sites that have featured his writings on pseudoscience and fraud.
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