Meanings of hyphenate in English

I believe that the best way to go is to hyphenate our names.

In 1885 Burne-Jones took the decision to hyphenate his name.

For a while, she planned to just hyphenate and I was completely fine with that.

The American is what the film industry calls "a hyphenate", in his case this means academic-author.

I hyphenate a lot these days.

Are we supposed to hyphenate again?

To hyphenate or not to hyphenate?

It's also precisely the sort of substance one might expect a hyphenate comic-actor-writer-director based in Soho to rubbish as being 'so 2012'.

For the past two decades, the Limerick-born hyphenate has kept on trucking, with film and TV credits across multiple departments, including cinematography and music production.

Reduced grip strength was observed in Cthrc1 null mice at the age of 15 weeks or older with reduced performance and mass of hyphenate muscle.

To us, there is no hyphenated identity, roots are an individual reality.

Her relations address letters to our children using an invented hyphenated surname.

Perhaps it is this that originally set the fashion for hyphenated names.

The following words occur in both hyphenated and unhyphenated forms in the text.

The following words were found in both hyphenated and unhyphenated forms once each.

A number of words have been variably hyphenated in the text.