onymityn.
/əˈnɪmᵻti/, U.S. /əˈnɪmᵻdi/ rare.
The condition of being onymous, or named.
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onymity1897
1897 Q. Rev. July 109 With this comes the question of ‘onymity’ and anonymity, a matter in which all the good is not upon one side.
1967 Listener 2 Feb. 173/2 The advantages of onymity are shown by the re-issue of David Piper's Trial by Battle, first put out seven years ago under his pen-name of Peter Towry.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1897- to go be woolgathering
- to go bear-hunting
- to go bearhunting
- to go before
- to go behind
- to go belly-up
- to go bellyup
- to go berko
- to go berserk
- to go beside
- to go besides
- to go bet
- to go between
- to go between the bark and the tree
- to go beyond
- to go beyond the moon
- to go bias
- to go big
- to go big on
- to go blind
- to go blind on
- to go blooey
- to go bugs
- to go bung
- to go bush