The V in the word V-1 comes from the German word Vergeltungswaffen. (Don't mark that as gibberish because that actually the real word in German terms) It was developed at a research facility on the Baltic Sea. 8,564 were actually launched from the port of Antwerp, with 57% of them actually reaching their designated targets. Nicknames that some British used for the V-1 rockets were buzz-bombs, doodlebugs, and flying bombs.
Maybe the nickname, "The Great White North" will give you a hint.
British soldiers were also called lobsterbacks because of their red uniforms. Some patriots were known as minutemen because of how quickly the could prepare for battle.
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"Your a pig! split it in half!" is a nickname they might give at lunch.
you don't create a nickname they give you that nickname
His parents didn't give him a nickname.
Michael gave him the nickname ''blanket''
Elmo never had a nickname, unless you want to give him one!
molly pitcher was the nickname
You give velocity to a satellite through rockets. The rockets use some powerful fuel - for example, a mix of hydrogen and oxygen - to push them into orbit.
We call it Britain. Although i did here it called Pommie Land in a joke once.