Nicknamed is valid Scrabble Word

Is nicknamed a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
22 points in WWF

Definitions for NICKNAMED in dictionary:

VERB:

NICKNAME, to give a pet name to
give a nickname to

NOUN:

a familiar or humorous name given to a person or thing instead of or as well as the real name

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to give an alternate name to

Words related to NICKNAMED

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How to use NICKNAMED in a sentence

At nine years he entered the Annan grammar school, where he was bullied by the older boys, who nicknamed him Tom the Tearful.
On reaching the hotel, I found a little man, nicknamed Napoleon, awaiting me.
I think that his name was Joe Warren, but they nicknamed him Black Bill, and everybody called him that.
Accordingly, Michelangelo made up his mind to obey the patron whom he nicknamed his Medusa.
The pony was that which had been nicknamed Hackenschmidt from his vicious habit of using both fore and hind legs in attacking those who came near him.
Officially known as the Association of the Russian People and the Association to Combat the Revolution, these organizations were popularly nicknamed the Black Hundreds.
Riganson, on very distant terms with the police from his earliest years, was nicknamed le Biffon.
The royalist partisans nicknamed the gathering the Mad Parliament, but its proceedings were singularly business-like.
His fellow-prisoners nicknamed him the gallows-provider, from a habit he had of picking out all those who were destined to the gibbet.
This was the man whom his brother officers had nicknamed the Bear of the Expedition.

He was born in 1552, christened Pietro, and nicknamed Pierino because of his diminutive stature.
These two elder daughters had, since childhood, always been dressed, so far as convenient, the one in blue, the other in red, and were nicknamed accordingly.
Then the girls began to call me May, and the boys, or young men I suppose you call them, nicknamed me Miss Atlas, on account of my initials.
The other was a burly giant, whose missing left little finger caused him to be nicknamed the Cripple.
We may remember in this connection that the exiles nicknamed Lorenzino, his murderer, Brutus.
Any of these three seemed enough to exclude that painful reaching out to dim unlikely possibilities which must in her mind henceforward be nicknamed whimsy-whamsies.
The spirit that has always driven on the great explorers and adventurers thrilled in every nerve of Solomon Hyde, nicknamed the Shiftless One, but not at all deserving the title.
He felt that he, Solomon Hyde, nicknamed the shiftless one, had not lived in vain.
He nicknamed Beethoven the Grand Mogul, and did not have much good to say of him to others.
He nicknamed him Ariel, when sending him on errands, probably with reference to his agility.
A fellow nick-named The Portuguese may be taken as our first example of their commendable qualities.
It was once fashionable to ridicule whatever was thought, or nicknamed, transcendental.

Similar words containing NICKNAM without suffix ed

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