moniker

Possessives

• band: It was also the greatest era for the arts, " drummer Zhao Nian explained about his band's moniker.

Converse of object

• use: Noel Graham debuts solo and south of the border using the moniker ' Sick Eating Pigeon ' for tax purposes.
• adopt: Vitalic's real name is Pascal Arbez; his adopted moniker is a Russian name as this is his second language.
• give: For each recording that takes place there, the studio is given a new moniker.
• bear: The comet should not be confused with another that recently looped around the Sun and that also bore a NEAT moniker.
• choose: You also get to name your animal by saying its chosen moniker into the DS ' microphone.
• change: Some people have resigned because I have said that I will not declare Taiwan independence nor will I change the national moniker.

Adjective modifier

• new: The band then attempted to reinvent itself under a new moniker.
• same: Coming full circle, he is experimenting with various styles of audio production under the same moniker.
• own: Now with his own moniker, ' The Lightning Seeds ' he set out to further his quest to produce perfect pop to go.
• national: Taiwan is already an independent sovereign country with the national moniker of Republic of China.
• unusual: Right from the very early days, writers have given their sleuths unusual monikers.
• online: Q: What is your name or online moniker?

Modifies a noun

• fossilman: The moniker fossilman to keep an reno's main thoroughfare is also popular.
• quot: The cell's nucleus its moniker quot what you'd expect mean that the.

Preposition: in

• biz: African Soul Rebels - Poole Lighthouse Reviewed ' Rebel ' is a much-loved moniker in the music biz.