rechristening

Touch McCall used more imagination in rechristening themselves.

Hoboes That Pass in the Night 1907

Blackey, and Touch McCall used more imagination in rechristening themselves.

Hoboes That Pass in the Night 1907

Tornado Blacky, and Touch McCall used more imagination in rechristening themselves.

Hoboes That Pass in the Night 1907

The rechristening is a much-needed - albeit belated

Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0 2009

Notice that Reed mistakenly thinks that reframing is just "rechristening" when it is really about truth-telling and alerting the public to a policy that goes well beyond "more troops."

George Lakoff: Escalating Truth 2008

AT&T chief technology officer John Donovan defended this 4G rechristening in a blog post, writing that "Our HSPA+ network and upgraded backhaul is expected to deliver speed performance similar to initial LTE deployments."

4G fog thickens as AT&T upgrades vocabulary Rob Pegoraro 2011

Ms. Nicholl also lost no time performing a nip-and-tuck on her book, adding three chapters on Ms. Middleton, swapping the cover photo of the princes for one of William and Kate and rechristening it: "The Making of a Royal Romance: William, Kate, and Harry—A Look Behind the Palace Walls."

Full Court Press: Britain's Newshounds Wage a Wedding Battle Royal Jeanne Whalen 2011

When she formed Dum Dum Girls in 2008, Kristin Gundred took a page from the Ramones' playbook by rechristening herself Dee Dee and naming her band after a song by '80s new-romantic synth act Talk Talk.

Holiday Hoedowns Andy Beta 2011

“I figured you and Vivian would have spent yesterday and today rechristening every room in the house,” she interrupts as she cuts the distance between us in half with a few agile steps on her snowshoes.

Heaven’s Fury Stephen Frey 2010

Merrifield has asked the public for help in rechristening the establishment.

Beer: Dave Alexander on the end of the Brickskeller Greg Kitsock 2010