| That is a place name that has come to be a codeword for the cynical sacrifice of small nations' freedom to great powers' spheres of influence. |
| Instead, each participant is instructed to invent a neutral codeword for himself or herself, use it on the questionnaires, keep it confidential, and share it only with the analyst. |
| A hilton is the codeword for a celebrity, or anyone famous, whether or not they have talent. |
| Each of the codewords of each of the first sets is codeword-mapped to a second codeword of the common component code using a one-to-one codeword-mapping. |
| For millions flexicurity is a weasel word, a codeword for exploitation, insecurity and uncertainty. |
| But since last week's raid the reclusive singer has forced them to use the codeword Batman before getting into the splendid grounds. |
