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Nicknames
"A rose by any other name...." Towns have 'em, so do schools, universities, states and countries. And even planets. Not to mention politicians, famous criminals and sportsmen. And on the home front, many of your friends and relatives and pets have nicknames. A category dedicated to trivia such as how Robert became Bob; or how Margaret morphed into Peggy.
3,457 Questions
What were the nicknames of the north and south?
north,yakees, union and for the south they were south,rebells, confederate
Why is Tony a nickname for Anthony?
Becaus the h is silent near the end so it spells tony Becaus the h is silent near the end so it spells tony
What does the word slinking mean?
Slinking means moving in a secretive, furtive manner, often with a sense of guilt or deception. It is often used to describe someone or something that is trying to avoid being noticed or is engaging in sneaky behavior.
How did the carpetbaggers get their nickname?
got their name from the bags they carried. They were made up of old, used carpet. xD
Which language does the word coffee come from?
The word coffee originated from the Ethiopian language. The word coffee is derived from the Ethiopian word, kaffa. Coffee is a brewed beverage.
My name is Meredith, and these are my nick names.
Mer- Bear
Mere
Mery
Mer
Red
Me
Meredithy
"Swati" is a Sanskrit word that means "pure" or "unsullied." In Indian astrology, it also refers to a particular nakshatra or lunar mansion, associated with independence, creativity, and self-expression.
Who were known as Miss Parker and Mr Barrow?
Miss Parker and Mr. Barrow were characters in the TV show "The Pretender." Miss Parker was a ruthless and determined Centre employee, while Mr. Barrow was a Centre operative and technician. The show follows the story of Jarod, a genius who can impersonate anyone, as he tries to uncover the truth about his past and escape the secretive organization known as the Centre.
Well, my Name is Natalie and all my frinds call me LeeLee, Nat, Allie (Aly), or Talie
"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important then fear" -- Ambrose Redmoon.
