nom de guerre
nom de guerre
noun \ˌnäm-di-ˈger\ plural noms de guerre \ˌnäm(z)-di-\
Definition of NOM DE GUERRE
Examples of NOM DE GUERRE
- <an acerbic and provocative blogger known to most only by her online nom de guerre>
Origin of NOM DE GUERRE
French, literally, war name
First Known Use: 1679
Rhymes with NOM DE GUERRE
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