to be called; to be known as

to be called by a shortened name or abbreviated form

The official or formal name given to a thing, entity, or organization.

a name, title, or term of address, often reflecting a formal status or honor

to call or address someone by a specific name or title

to assert something as a fact, often used when the truth of the statement has not yet been verified

to style oneself or refer to oneself by a particular name or title

to call it; to designate or refer to as; known as

to state or declare publicly or formally

To be worthy of being called or considered as; can be said to be.

to praise, commend, or compliment

to be known as or nicknamed

to be called; to be known as

according to what is reported or said to be the case

one's professional position or technical title

well qualified and able to perform a specific job or task effectively

to be widely known as

to be popularly referred to as or known by a colloquial name

balanced proportions or correspondence in size, shape, and relative position of parts on opposite sides of a dividing line or center

to be called or referred to as

lacking symmetry in physical form, shape, or arrangement

title; appellation; form of address

to proclaim oneself a hegemon or take a leading, dominant role in a specific field or region

to praise or speak highly of

to jokingly call or refer to someone or something by a playful name

a casual name, diminutive, or term of endearment

to be in proportion or mutually compatible in scale, degree, or style

can be counted as; can be considered to be

to be referred to by a general or common name

to firmly maintain or assert a statement or fact, especially in the face of doubt or opposition

well proportioned or well shaped

a laudatory name, nice-sounding appellation, or fanciful moniker

to change the name or formal title of something or someone

to address someone deferentially or with a respectful title

meeting one's requirements, wishes, or expectations; to one's liking

to assert, allege, or claim something as a defense or justification in response to an accusation or criticism

to declare oneself emperor

to weigh

after one's own heart; gratifying; satisfactory; everything one could wish

to praise

another name or alternative name for a person, place, or thing

to falsely claim or pretend

to be generally referred to as

to click one's tongue in wonder or to express great astonishment and admiration

to bow one's head and acknowledge oneself a subject; to submit or surrender to a superior power

to express thanks

to be called or known as