c/Collective pseudonyms

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lexicalization	eng: Collective pseudonyms
subclass of	(noun) a fictitious name used when the person performs a particular social role anonym, pseudonym, nom de guerre
has instance	e/de/Anne Hertz
has instance	e/de/Daniel Herbst
has instance	e/de/Hajime Yatate
has instance	e/de/Izumi Todo
has instance	e/de/Patrick Lynch
has instance	e/de/Robert Lamont
has instance	e/de/The Alabama Barnstormers
has instance	e/Barnaby Ross
has instance	e/Claude Izner
has instance	e/Felice A. Beato
has instance	e/Fradique Mendes
has instance	e/Geoffrey Cohen (nom de plume)
has instance	e/H. H. Quarter
has instance	e/Harry Kipper
has instance	e/Isaac Bickerstaff
has instance	e/Isadore Nabi
has instance	e/Joe Bloggins
has instance	e/Karen Eliot
has instance	e/Karen Karnak
has instance	e/Laurien Gardner
has instance	e/Maxwell Grant
has instance	e/Molly Mormon
has instance	e/Monty Cantsin
has instance	e/Multiple-use name
has instance	e/Norman Edwards
has instance	e/Penelope Ashe
has instance	e/Peter Danielson
has instance	e/Publius (Federalist Papers)
has instance	e/Robin Paige
has instance	e/Stephen Bury
has instance	e/TRB
has instance	e/Travis tea
has instance	e/Wally (anonymous)
has instance	e/it/Francis Beeding
has instance	e/it/Kai Zen
has instance	e/it/Michael Gregorio
has instance	e/nl/Prins carnaval