PSEUDONYM

PSEUDONYM


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Word: pseudonym

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A fictitious name, as those used by writers and movie stars. Example: The Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll.


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S as in pen name?
A. A. Fair
Diedrich Knickerbocker
Fictitious name
George Eliot
George Sand
Lewis Carroll
Mark Twain
Police department arrests Sue
George Eliot or George Sand
John le Carré, e.g.
Our cryptic crossword always carries one
Adopted fictitious name
Assumed name
Pen name — use my pond
Pen name
Name adopted by someone for a particular role
Boz was for Dickens
Does my pun upset Bonxie?
A fictitious nomination
No fees held up by former foreign secretary Paul, for example
George Eliot's one novel mused on extremes of parsimony
Rover is such a name, I assume
''Gordius'' as maybe used on my first puzzle
Gordius could be put up as my name for wages in work
Afterthought proper to turn up on my return, having assumed title
Another name for dopy men, US style
Used pony to travel with Mike
Like some kids books from Jerry Springer when young?
Capital of Japan
£25 envelope for rising subscription — thousand for Tees?
Its used to conceal DUPs money transfer
One dumb spy novel? Not book for Le Carré, maybe
Lewis Carroll or George Eliot, say
Note Europe's backing Philistine's approval of Matilda?
Does my pun upset Serpent in the Independent?
Pretentious type recalled the writers name: old George Eliot?
Dumpy ones in trouble for creating new identity
My nude pose mostly excited Hoskins, for example
E.g. Picaroon in terrible dump? Yes and no
Endnote written by EU academic bringing up setters moniker
Spy me messily eating noodles incognito




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