ill name's Usage Examples:

All three chains were to be rebranded under the William Hill name.

One of the first settlers of Birrong was Joseph Hyde Potts who was granted land in the area in 1835 and has Potts Hill named after him.

school takes its name from the early Australian explorer John Oxley and nestles at the foot of a hill named after him.

State Papers from Maine, he was "indicted by the whole Bench for a man of ill name and fame.

Championships and accomplishmentsNational Wrestling Alliance / World Championship Wrestling*NWA World Tag Team Championship (Mid-Atlantic version) / WCW World Tag Team Championship:* Doom won the championship while it was still named for the NWA and lost it after the name changed to WCW.

It may have been taken from the hill now known as Dent Crag (2,250"nbsp;ft), to be compared with another hill named Dent near Cleator in Cumberland, in which case it would derive from a pre-English Celtic term related to Old Irish dinn, dind a hill.

The road, however, is still named Mammoth Road in Dracut.

Charles' will named the 17-year-old Philip, the grandson of Charles' sister Maria Theresa, as his successor.

History The first castle was built on the high hill named Várhegy at Felsőtárkány near Eger.

The playing surface is still named Rentschler Field.

Kuno Francke in memory of her son Hugo, after whom the field is still named.

The NBA still named the Rising Stars rosters of first- and second-year players.

High-definition feed The channel launched its own HD feed in 25 June 2010, back when it was still named UCV Televisión (the feed was distributed as UCV TV HD) with the broadcast of the football match between Chile and Spain during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, in association with TVN.

Synonyms:

trade name, middle name, author's name, linguistic unit, last name, assumed name, company name, nom de guerre, patronym, file name, computer file name, computer filename, cognomen, designation, matronymic, language unit, metronymic, hypocorism, place name, pet name, title, eponym, street name, brand name, misnomer, forename, given name, nickname, signature, denomination, domain name, appellative, false name, anonym, alias, surname, pseudonym, writer's name, first name, appellation, brand, filename, marque, toponym, Doing Business As, DBA, family name, patronymic, fictitious name, agnomen,

Antonyms:

forget, dissociate, disinherit, repel, unattractiveness,