susabar

Definition

A username created by squashing together parts of your real first and last names to sound clever and memorable—a strategy that's definitely cool until you change your last name and realize you're stuck with it across 5,000 websites forever.

Example Usage

Don't pull a susabar with your professional accounts; that divorce you're not planning yet could make it really awkward.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=susabar&defid=4874626)

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