noms de guerre
noms de guerre is the plural of nom de guerre.
Meaning of nom de guerre
Noun
nom de guerre (plural noms de guerre)
- A pseudonym, particularly one adopted by soldiers, revolutionaries, or resistance fighter.
- One of the participants in the contest – a publicity bonanza for a certain well-known hot doggery – was William Perry, the football player who scored a touchdown in the 1986 Super Bowl and was known by the nom de guerre “The Refrigerator.”2003 July 5, Michael Brick, “From Soup to Stickball, the 4th With a Twist”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 27 May 2015
- Synonyms:
- pseudonym
Questions about noms de guerre
- What is noms de guerre the plural of?
- Noms de guerre is the plural of nom de guerre.
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