Sobriquet

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sobriquet

so·bri·quet (s br-k, -k t, s br-k, k t) also sou·bri·quet (s br-k, -k t, s br-k, -k t) n. 1. An affectionate or humorous nickname. 2. An assumed name.
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sobriquet ( ) also soubriquet ( ) n. An affectionate or humorous nickname. An assumed name. [French, from Old French soubriquet , chuck under the
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Converse of object earn: Former chairman Clive Thompson earned the sobriquet Mr 20 % for the regularity with which the company met this earnings target during the nineties.
noun, plural -quets   /-ˌkeɪz,-ˌkɛts,-ˈkeɪz,-ˈkɛts; Fr.-ˈkɛ / Show Spelled Pronunciation [-keyz,-kets,-keyz,-kets; Fr.-ke] Show IPA. a nickname.
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Quick definitions (sobriquet) ▸ noun: a familiar name for a person (often a shortened version of a person's given name) ▸
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