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Monday, July 12, 2010
word of the day :: sobriquet
sobriquet:
[
soh
-br
uh
-key
,
-ket
,
soh-br
uh
-
key
,
-
ket
;
Fr.
saw-b
r
ee-
ke
]
–noun, plural
-quets
a nickname.
Origin:
1640–50;
<
F
< ?
"She more than earned her
sobriquet
, 'Miss Run Amok'."
::
Maureen Dowdy
::
* Definition from
www.dictionary.com
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