double-barrelled name

It is not clear why he has a double-barrelled name.

These are used either as separate names or the first part of a double-barrelled name.

Often a double-barrelled name indicated that the station lay between two places.

Double-barrelled names may be formed for a variety of reasons.

Named first in today's double-barrelled name is Stadecken, for its greater size.

It's a double, double-barrelled name when you talk about me and cherub.

This was yet another reason for creating double-barrelled names.

You see a, a rush of double-barrelled names now.

In double-barrelled names, the hyphen is almost pushing one name away from the other.

Since the municipality has a "double-barrelled name", there are actually two names to interpret.

It was at this time he began using the double-barrelled name of Rydz-Śmigły.

"Can't be doing with folk who adopt double-barrelled names," said Sidney.

Never marry a man, my dear, with a double-barrelled name and no visible means of subsistence; above all, if he's generally known by a nickname.

'Funny double-barrelled name it was - sounded foreign.

"It was all double-barrelled names and army captains, but it has broadened out a lot."

The merged magazine was published weekly under the double-barrelled name Idun-Veckojournalen.

Ah, that German love of double-barrelled names.

Typically it is the father's surname, but parents may also opt to use a double-barrelled name, separated by a hyphen.

Double-barrelled names were to be prohibited.

Sometimes the family name and the clan name (associated with the arms) would be used together and form a double-barrelled name.

Franz and Marie's daughter had 6 children, including Heinrich, the first graf to use the double-barrelled name.

This double-barrelled name, including the parenthetical a.k.a., was the official project name on all early releases.

Robins gave his rubbery lop-sided grin and added sardonically, 'If you can call it a town, despite its double-barrelled name.

Later, the double-barrelled name would be joined with a hyphen: Jan Jelita-Zamoyski.

In a second tweet she added that she smiled when she read that they had double-barrelled names.