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➠ PSEUDONYM - 9 Letters : Crossword Clue

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pseudonym
  • - Lewis Carroll or George Eliot, say
  • - John le Carré, e.g.
  • - Lewis Carroll, e.g
  • - *Lewis Carroll, for one
  • - George Sand, e.g.
  • - Lewis Carroll or Mark Twain
  • - e.g. picaroon in terrible dump? yes and no
  • - Does my pun upset Serpent in the Independent ?
  • - My pun does turn on an authorial tag
  • - Note Europe's backing Philistine's approval of Matilda?
  • - Men spy duo concocting alias
  • - alias, pen-name
  • - Frightened so end up using my pen-name
  • - Deviously dupe my son, giving false name
  • - Fictitious name used by an author
  • - George Eliot, say, used pony oddly at start of Middlemarch
  • - Crossword compiler might need this work out -- one's dumpy
  • - Used pony to travel with Mike (not his real name)
  • - Pen name — use my pond (anag)
  • - Name adopted by someone for a particular role
  • - Jon Stewart or Mark Twain
  • - False identity such as Robert Galbraith, Richard Bachman, or Barbara Vine
  • - Boz was for Dickens
  • - Dump nosey model making a new name for herself
  • - Author's name Dumpynose perhaps
  • - Fictitious identity
  • - Author's other name
  • - Yon MP used silly nom de plume
  • - Dump nosey eccentric for passing himself off as someone else
  • - Handle '25m that banks used suspiciously
  • - Crazily you spend millions in London, for instance
  • - Dump nosey criminal for passing himself off as someone else
  • - Doesn't say much about his real name to one of the so-called writers from the paper
  • - George Orwell or George Eliot
  • - Ellis Bell, to Emily Brontë
  • - Fictitious name
  • - Mark Twain, to Samuel Langhorne Clemens
  • - John le Carré, for one
  • - Diedrich Knickerbocker, for Washington Irving
  • - George Eliot, for one
  • - "S" as in pen name?
  • - A. A. Fair, to Erle Stanley Gardner
  • - O. Henry, for one.
  • - George Eliot or George Sand
  • - Mark Twain or O. Henry
  • - P as in ....
  • - Literary alias
  • - Assumed name
  • - Nom de plume
  • - Fake name
  • - Alias
  • - Pen name
  • - Handle
  • - Assumed fictitious name
  • - Maybe George Eliot in rubbish dump? Yes and no
  • - alias oddball used in returning this writer's new work
  • - My nude pose mostly excited Hoskins, for example
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