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pseudonym 

the username you use for the urban dictionary
pseudonym ツ is my pseudonym
pseudonym by pseudonym ツ October 20, 2020

Pseudonymous 

An adjective derived from Pseudonym:

1) A word to describe a fake or fictitious name. From some long greek word meaning 'falsely named'.
2) Can be used as a referal to someones name as an indication of how fake they are.
His name couldn't possible me Igunbeetranter, pseudonymous to say the least.
Pseudonymous by Pseudonymous December 13, 2003

pseudonym 

noun: false name used-
1. as a stage name for entertainers,
2. conceal the identity of someone,
3. piss off a person temporarily in charge, i.e. substitute teacher.
1. Ringo Starr is the pseudonym used by Richard Starkey, famous drummer and member of The Beatles.
2. The FBI operative who gave information to Woodward and Bernstein concerning the Watergate break-in was known as "Deep Throat" to hide his true identity.
3. Some of my favorite pseudonyms used to upset substitute teachers are Chuck U. Farley, Dick Hertz, Mike Hunt, Mike Ockisore, Harry Pomms, Mike Rotchitchez, and Harry Bolles.
pseudonym by earpuller October 10, 2005

pseudonym 

Freak Obscene is my pseudonym.
pseudonym by Freak Obscene April 17, 2004

Pseudonomics 

She told me that she wished this weekend was "funner," and I told her that she should take a course on pseudonomics.
Pseudonomics by academyresearcher September 2, 2014

Pseudonym 

A false name used to hide an author's identity.

A pseudonym could not be used in a prank call. That would not authoring anything.
My pseudonym on UrbanDictionary.com is Rodney Basil.

Edward Stratemeyer used the pseudonym Carolyn Keane to write the Nacy Drew series.

I did not use a pseudonym when I told Mr. Diputs that my name was Anita Life, because I said that to his face.
Pseudonym by Rodney Basil April 30, 2004
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"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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