handle
- noun
- /ˈhændl/
- Jargon
- You know, her Instagram handle is like motorcycle grandma.
- Twitter handle
Screenshot of this and then my handle at Gary VE on Instagram.
- Screenshot of this and then my handle at Gary VE on Instagram.
- And her handle is mom loves baking.
- I am at Marsha Sky because I've had that handle forever.
- My Twitter handle is at Melanie latest.
- His Twitter handle is at I Got Carted.
- It's like, what's the ROI of having a Instagram handle for every account?
- My handle as a child was Burger Boy.
- So my Instagram handle is Brandy_Ebersole.
- OK, What is Lizzo's handle on Instagram?
- I've Giles yo, that tends to be my handle for most for most of my life.
- OK, there's Ellis who got the handle at Dad.
Examples
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My Twitter handle is at Melanie latest.
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Tim Cook actually changed his Twitter handle to Tim Apple.
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Wait, can I get your handle?
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Put some thought into choosing the right Twitter handle for you.
Academic text (2012) -
And my Twitter handle is just at Gladwell.
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His Twitter handle is at I Got Carted.
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I am at Marsha Sky because I've had that handle forever.
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And what is your Twitter handle at PJ Novak?
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What's his handle?
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You can find her online under the handle @BakingQueen.
Synonyms
A name a person uses instead of their real name to hide identity
A name a person chooses to log in to a website or app
A name or nickname people use for someone
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
An arch with a wide, flat curve made from parts of three circles, often used in bridges and large buildings
- Specialized
A metal crank you put into an engine and turn by hand to make it run
How Public
Surface Forms
Etymology
Handle for an online name comes from an older slang meaning 'nickname' or the name people used for you. A helpful way to remember it is to think of your handle as the name people call you by on the internet.