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*Nickname 

A really cute pro mouse that plays as a guest on a flash game called Transformice. He is a regular in room 3 on the EN1 server. *Nickname always let's you have firsts even though he gets the cheese to the hole a hell of a lot faster than anyone else. His kisses are the cutest of them all~

Stop by room 3 on EN1 and say hi to *Nickname. :]
"Thanks for the first *Nickname!"
*Nickname by r3g April 26, 2013
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Nickname 

A name used to represent you or make fun of you.
A nickname: Suzy you bitch.
OR
nerd alert!1!11!!
Nickname by lоris May 19, 2019

Nickname 

A name given to a person that is typically a shorter version of their existing full name. Nicknames can also be given to a person based on personality traits or other defining attributes of that person. The "nickname" usually derives from a friend, family member, or sometimes enemy calling a specific person a name not their own. The "nickname," if catchy enough, will stick and that person will begin being referred to by their nickname moreso than their actual full name.

The term, "nickname" originated from the the time of St. Nicholas when people had a particular difficulty with phonetics. The commoners had difficulty saying Nicholas, so they began calling him: "St. Nick", The term, "nick" also referrs to something being chipped off, such as: "Thou nicked off a piece of thine rock to make it fit in thy dwelling." Over the centuries, nickname became the term for a shortening of someone's full name, like a part of it being nicked off.
My full name is Richard, but you can call me Dick. That is my nickname.
Nickname by urbanupdater1 February 9, 2015

nickname 

A nickname is a term of familiarity between a person or a thing/another person.
Friend: "I need a new nickname Snugglethug!"
Snugglethug: "How about Two-Dipp?!"
nickname by Ryukh December 13, 2007

nickname 

A name that someone gives you because they don't like your real name
Huh... so your name is Robert... boring name, your nickname is now Bob! Hi Bob!

Nickname 

The self you wish you could be based on what a name sounds like or means.
Betty nicknamed herself Charlotte because she wanted to appear more mature.
Nickname by ShortieFlower120 January 2, 2008

Nickname 

Man I have so many nicknames now. The Goblinslayer, the Good Devil, Genius Doctor, The Joker, The Binding, The King of Cursed Spirits.
Hym "You know, speaking of Elon, I feel bad that he doesn't have a nickname of his own. He had to steal Zuckerbergs 'Eye of Sauron' thing. Don't worry Elon! I'll ce up with one... Hmm... Let see... Well, in the context of you fucking all of your friends wives and humiliating them, I, as the King of Cursed Spirits, hereby dub the 'Elon the Slutmaker.' in the spirit of the Reverend Jesse Jackson. Because anyone can be a Slutmaker, but you are THE Slutmaker. That will be 1 billion dollars."
Nickname by Hym Iam July 29, 2022
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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