A fictitious name assumed for the time, as by an author; a pen name; an alias.
a fictitious name selected by an author or a performer to identify their authorship
pseudonym is a fictitious name used by an individual as an alternative to their legal name. In some cases, the pseudonym has become the legal name of the person using it. Practically, a pseudonym is an identifier which is not immediately associated to an entity.
The fictitious name of the Compiler of a crossword. Compilers originally chose names (such as Ximenes) which would strike fear into the hearts of solvers. Pseudonyms are now much more diverse and are often punningly linked to the compiler's real name, interests etc.
A name used by an author, which is not his or her real name. Also called a 'pen name' or 'nom de plume'.
a fictitious name used when the person performs a particular social role
a distinguishing mark with which a certain transaction or act can be traced back to a certain existing or fictitious person
a name in literature," said Fremin
an end-user's identity in a particular community
a persistent, authenticated identity
a persistent identity, and is capable of participating in two-way conversations
a self-designated, unauthenticated (fictitious) identity
A name used by a writer instead of his or her real name.
made up name under which an author publishes his or her stories, because of embarassment, to preserve his or her real name for "serious literature, other contracts or commitments, or to avoid the appearance of flooding the market. "Ross Macdonald" was the pseudonym of Kenneth Millar. Erle Stanley Gardner published under pseudonyms because his enormous output would have cheapened his appeal.
A fictitious name used by an author.
A fake name and identity When an agent is in the field, many times he has one or more pseudonyms that he uses. A pseudonym within the Intelligence world is written LAST NAME, first name, with the last name in all caps. The reason for this is that when you are reading a document that has names in it, you know if it is a true name or a pseudonym.
A name assumed by an author to conceal or obscure his or her identity.
n. a name used by an author in place of his real name [O. Henry is the pseudonym of William Sydney Porter].
An assumed name used to conceal an author's identity. Also called a pen name.
Pen-name or nom de plume adopted by a poet/author.
A pseudonym (Greek pseudo + -onym: false name) is an artificial, fictitious name, also known as an alias, used by an individual as an alternative to a person's true name.