Names Answers
What are good baby boy names that do not start with M and Z?
Q. This is for future refencence. I do not want to use M and Z names because I already have to children with M and Z names and I would like for my children to have names that start with different letters. My daughters names Zoey and Melody I would like for your choices to sound good with these names. Right now the only baby boy names I like are Henry James and Jacob Anthony.
Asked by - Sat Nov 12 17:34:24 2011 - Baby Names - 10 Answers - Comments
A. Both the ones you like are really lovely. Others could be: Joshua, Luca, Liam, Noah, Isaac, Daniel, Adam, Samuel, Joseph.
Answered by - Sat Nov 12 17:44:07 2011
Q. This is for future refencence. I do not want to use M and Z names because I already have to children with M and Z names and I would like for my children to have names that start with different letters. My daughters names Zoey and Melody I would like for your choices to sound good with these names. Right now the only baby boy names I like are Henry James and Jacob Anthony.
Asked by - Sat Nov 12 17:34:24 2011 - Baby Names - 10 Answers - Comments
A. Both the ones you like are really lovely. Others could be: Joshua, Luca, Liam, Noah, Isaac, Daniel, Adam, Samuel, Joseph.
Answered by - Sat Nov 12 17:44:07 2011
How many names can you come up with that start with the letter Z?
Q. They have to be legit names that aren't too out there and they can't be different spelling of the same name. I'll pick the one with the most answers. For example: Zachary is fine but I wont count Zackary too. I also wont cound Zaxany because it is just too out there. Boys and girls names are fine.
Asked by - Tue Feb 1 16:08:16 2011 - Baby Names - 9 Answers - Comments
A. 21
Answered by Char Char - Tue Feb 1 16:40:33 2011
Q. They have to be legit names that aren't too out there and they can't be different spelling of the same name. I'll pick the one with the most answers. For example: Zachary is fine but I wont count Zackary too. I also wont cound Zaxany because it is just too out there. Boys and girls names are fine.
Asked by - Tue Feb 1 16:08:16 2011 - Baby Names - 9 Answers - Comments
A. 21
Answered by Char Char - Tue Feb 1 16:40:33 2011
What boy or unisex names do you think will become girl names only? And what's left for the boys?
Q. Okay, I know that names like Ashley, Leslie and Lindsay all used to be strictly boy names back in the day. What names do you think will eventually become almost permanent girls names as the ones I have listed here. What unisex names do you think are appropriate to do so, or will do so? Even if you're not a fan of unisex names, which names do you think will complete the takeover? And what names do you think will be left for the boys?? Thanks!
Asked by ssassY #2 due ovembe r ! - Tue Sep 23 21:18:20 2008 - Baby Names - 15 Answers - Comments
A. Names that will become permanently girls: Avery Alexis Taylor Madison Back to the boys: Riley Cameron Drew I read an interesting article, not one of the links below, that addressed how people think of males unisex names as more "girly" and weaker than the James/John/Matthews of the world. Similarly, girls given unisex names are seen as stronger than their Sarah/Katie/Mary counterparts. This helps explain why names that are unisex begin to trend more to the female side - people want their boys to be manly... and their girls to be strong but feminine. Angel is now much more popular for males than females - so that's encouraging :).
Answered by Xavier's mom - Tue Sep 23 21:51:03 2008
Q. Okay, I know that names like Ashley, Leslie and Lindsay all used to be strictly boy names back in the day. What names do you think will eventually become almost permanent girls names as the ones I have listed here. What unisex names do you think are appropriate to do so, or will do so? Even if you're not a fan of unisex names, which names do you think will complete the takeover? And what names do you think will be left for the boys?? Thanks!
Asked by ssassY #2 due ovembe r ! - Tue Sep 23 21:18:20 2008 - Baby Names - 15 Answers - Comments
A. Names that will become permanently girls: Avery Alexis Taylor Madison Back to the boys: Riley Cameron Drew I read an interesting article, not one of the links below, that addressed how people think of males unisex names as more "girly" and weaker than the James/John/Matthews of the world. Similarly, girls given unisex names are seen as stronger than their Sarah/Katie/Mary counterparts. This helps explain why names that are unisex begin to trend more to the female side - people want their boys to be manly... and their girls to be strong but feminine. Angel is now much more popular for males than females - so that's encouraging :).
Answered by Xavier's mom - Tue Sep 23 21:51:03 2008
Na MES?!!?!?
Q. well i want a cool way to have my display name on myspace. my name is Cecelia. any ideas??
Asked by *!!!* - Tue Jul 1 17:09:14 2008 - Baby Names - 23 Answers - Comments
A. c3c3Li@
Answered by ...... - Tue Jul 1 17:13:11 2008
Q. well i want a cool way to have my display name on myspace. my name is Cecelia. any ideas??
Asked by *!!!* - Tue Jul 1 17:09:14 2008 - Baby Names - 23 Answers - Comments
A. c3c3Li@
Answered by ...... - Tue Jul 1 17:13:11 2008
Are there names for the different shapes of headstocks for guitars?
Q. I know there are names for the different body shapes but are there different names for different headstocks? I notice some headstocks are pretty unique to different brands such as the Dean's Chalice like shape, Schecter's spear point like shape, or the Ibanez's in line like shape. If so can I get the real names?
Asked by Augustus - Thu Aug 26 20:24:17 2010 - Rock and Pop - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Gibson's is called the "open book" headstock.
Answered by - Thu Aug 26 20:28:21 2010
Q. I know there are names for the different body shapes but are there different names for different headstocks? I notice some headstocks are pretty unique to different brands such as the Dean's Chalice like shape, Schecter's spear point like shape, or the Ibanez's in line like shape. If so can I get the real names?
Asked by Augustus - Thu Aug 26 20:24:17 2010 - Rock and Pop - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Gibson's is called the "open book" headstock.
Answered by - Thu Aug 26 20:28:21 2010
What are the names of all the people in the movie stand and deliver?
Q. I dont need the people that play the character i need the characters names for my paper. i need the people that talked back to the teacher and didnt want to learn. and the name of the girl that had to quit the class because her dad wanted her to help with the family busniess. well just everyones names. please and thank you for helping me.
Asked by - Thu Sep 1 12:19:02 2011 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You can get the full cast information on imdb.com and click at the bottom of the list for full cast and crew to get any additional characters you need
Answered by - Thu Sep 1 12:20:56 2011
Q. I dont need the people that play the character i need the characters names for my paper. i need the people that talked back to the teacher and didnt want to learn. and the name of the girl that had to quit the class because her dad wanted her to help with the family busniess. well just everyones names. please and thank you for helping me.
Asked by - Thu Sep 1 12:19:02 2011 - Movies - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You can get the full cast information on imdb.com and click at the bottom of the list for full cast and crew to get any additional characters you need
Answered by - Thu Sep 1 12:20:56 2011
Why are certain names specific to the male gender and certain names to the female gender and some unisexual?
Q. We find certain names that universally only male names (Joshua, Moses, George) and certain names which are universally female names (Jessica, Debra, Hillary), and certain names which can be used for both males and females (Drew, Henry/Henri, Billy/Billie). When and why did these distinctions between names develop and how did the unisexual names develop.
Asked by - Tue Apr 21 03:07:09 2009 - Other - Cultures & Groups - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You know how native-American names always consist of words (when translated), such as "Biting Snake"? Basically, that's how *all* names work. My own, for instance, I believe was Hebrew for "One that rules". Because of older religious beliefs, or simply customs, certain names just didn't describe women. As time passed, rather than associate names by their meanings, we just assumed the names that women were using were "feminine", and that names men used were "masculine", and just stuck with it. Now, as far as unisex names go, I'm not 100% sure. I imagine, though, that these names were adopted after women started playing a more important role politically. Such as Alex; Alexander for a male, Alexandria… [cont.]
Answered by Jared C - Tue Apr 21 03:21:23 2009
Q. We find certain names that universally only male names (Joshua, Moses, George) and certain names which are universally female names (Jessica, Debra, Hillary), and certain names which can be used for both males and females (Drew, Henry/Henri, Billy/Billie). When and why did these distinctions between names develop and how did the unisexual names develop.
Asked by - Tue Apr 21 03:07:09 2009 - Other - Cultures & Groups - 2 Answers - Comments
A. You know how native-American names always consist of words (when translated), such as "Biting Snake"? Basically, that's how *all* names work. My own, for instance, I believe was Hebrew for "One that rules". Because of older religious beliefs, or simply customs, certain names just didn't describe women. As time passed, rather than associate names by their meanings, we just assumed the names that women were using were "feminine", and that names men used were "masculine", and just stuck with it. Now, as far as unisex names go, I'm not 100% sure. I imagine, though, that these names were adopted after women started playing a more important role politically. Such as Alex; Alexander for a male, Alexandria… [cont.]
Answered by Jared C - Tue Apr 21 03:21:23 2009
What are good names for a roller coaster?
Q. I want to name some of my roller coasters on roller coaster tycoon 3. Can you give me a list of names with as many names as possible.
Asked by - Mon Aug 10 12:23:10 2009 - Video & Online Games - 2 Answers - Comments
A. "This will make you puke" .. OR "POOP" if your into that.lol *jk/serious* "Revenge of the Coaster" *serious* "this was your mom lastnight" *jk* "the Joker" *serious* "For people who are bored" *jk* "the summit" *serious*
Answered by Haven - Mon Aug 10 12:33:11 2009
Q. I want to name some of my roller coasters on roller coaster tycoon 3. Can you give me a list of names with as many names as possible.
Asked by - Mon Aug 10 12:23:10 2009 - Video & Online Games - 2 Answers - Comments
A. "This will make you puke" .. OR "POOP" if your into that.lol *jk/serious* "Revenge of the Coaster" *serious* "this was your mom lastnight" *jk* "the Joker" *serious* "For people who are bored" *jk* "the summit" *serious*
Answered by Haven - Mon Aug 10 12:33:11 2009
What are names for our current generation?
Q. I'm doing a highschool article and I need names for the current generation. They always dub the current generation with names like youtube generation and things like that what are some other names and what are the exact years and name of this generation. I basically need some nicknames for it kinda dumb question but I'm completely stuck right now.
Asked by mxaejwe - Sun Sep 28 22:51:49 2008 - Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers - Comments
A. the Information generation the 'i'll look it up' generation (this is actually quite interseting, the phrase 'i don't know' is actually dissapearing for our vocabulary and has been replaced by ''i'll look it up'' or 'i'll google it') the technology generation the entrepreneur generation
Answered by charlotte - Sun Sep 28 22:57:16 2008
Q. I'm doing a highschool article and I need names for the current generation. They always dub the current generation with names like youtube generation and things like that what are some other names and what are the exact years and name of this generation. I basically need some nicknames for it kinda dumb question but I'm completely stuck right now.
Asked by mxaejwe - Sun Sep 28 22:51:49 2008 - Other - Society & Culture - 4 Answers - Comments
A. the Information generation the 'i'll look it up' generation (this is actually quite interseting, the phrase 'i don't know' is actually dissapearing for our vocabulary and has been replaced by ''i'll look it up'' or 'i'll google it') the technology generation the entrepreneur generation
Answered by charlotte - Sun Sep 28 22:57:16 2008
What are good names for two dwarf bunnies?
Q. My brother and I just got two 10-week old dwarf bunnies today. His is a black and white male, and mine is a medium-light brown and white female. We're looking for names for both, either completely separate names, such as Harley and Ginger, or grouped names, such as Bonnie and Clyde.
Asked by Ava - Sun Apr 11 18:24:19 2010 - Other - Pets - 7 Answers - Comments
A. tic tac
Answered by sleepy - Sun Apr 11 18:28:39 2010
Q. My brother and I just got two 10-week old dwarf bunnies today. His is a black and white male, and mine is a medium-light brown and white female. We're looking for names for both, either completely separate names, such as Harley and Ginger, or grouped names, such as Bonnie and Clyde.
Asked by Ava - Sun Apr 11 18:24:19 2010 - Other - Pets - 7 Answers - Comments
A. tic tac
Answered by sleepy - Sun Apr 11 18:28:39 2010
What are good middle names for these names?
Q. I am expecting and my husband and I are debating about names. We don't know if it's a girl or a boy yet so we've picked out 2 of each. We've thought of these: Elizabeth Ann "Lizzie" Mason Grey Anthony Isaac Blakely Elaine Our last name is Abernathy. Any comments or other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by - Sun Aug 29 21:38:42 2010 - Baby Names - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I love all of your names! Mason and Elizabeth are my favorites! Suggestions: Elisabeth Victoria Mason Parker Anthony Ryan Blakely Rose
Answered by soLe dz mama - Sun Aug 29 21:42:10 2010
Q. I am expecting and my husband and I are debating about names. We don't know if it's a girl or a boy yet so we've picked out 2 of each. We've thought of these: Elizabeth Ann "Lizzie" Mason Grey Anthony Isaac Blakely Elaine Our last name is Abernathy. Any comments or other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by - Sun Aug 29 21:38:42 2010 - Baby Names - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I love all of your names! Mason and Elizabeth are my favorites! Suggestions: Elisabeth Victoria Mason Parker Anthony Ryan Blakely Rose
Answered by soLe dz mama - Sun Aug 29 21:42:10 2010
What are some girls names that were traditionally boys names?
Q. I've met a couple of boys named Shannon and one named Ashley. What are some other names that were traditionally boys names but have now been commonly used as girls names? I just remembered I knew a guy named Courtney too.
Asked by - Mon Dec 6 17:25:43 2010 - Baby Names - 23 Answers - Comments
A. Mackenzie, Ashley, Morgan, Lauren, Kelly... That's all I can think of!
Answered by miss m - Mon Dec 6 17:29:42 2010
Q. I've met a couple of boys named Shannon and one named Ashley. What are some other names that were traditionally boys names but have now been commonly used as girls names? I just remembered I knew a guy named Courtney too.
Asked by - Mon Dec 6 17:25:43 2010 - Baby Names - 23 Answers - Comments
A. Mackenzie, Ashley, Morgan, Lauren, Kelly... That's all I can think of!
Answered by miss m - Mon Dec 6 17:29:42 2010
How do last names work when your adopted?
Q. My boyfriend has two last names, he only uses one. But legally he has two I will use Smith and Jones, though those are not his real last names. And Jeff for his first. So it would be Jeff Smith/Jones. So my question is when we get married will my name be Jenna Smith/Jones? Or can I just take the name he uses the most witch is Smith?
Asked by Jenn - Mon Nov 3 17:50:58 2008 - Genealogy - 9 Answers - Comments
A. Legally, when u get married, technically, on all your paper work and stuff, u still have ur maiden name. So, the name u marry into is sorta unofficial.
Answered by Skeletal Lightning - Mon Nov 3 17:56:22 2008
Q. My boyfriend has two last names, he only uses one. But legally he has two I will use Smith and Jones, though those are not his real last names. And Jeff for his first. So it would be Jeff Smith/Jones. So my question is when we get married will my name be Jenna Smith/Jones? Or can I just take the name he uses the most witch is Smith?
Asked by Jenn - Mon Nov 3 17:50:58 2008 - Genealogy - 9 Answers - Comments
A. Legally, when u get married, technically, on all your paper work and stuff, u still have ur maiden name. So, the name u marry into is sorta unofficial.
Answered by Skeletal Lightning - Mon Nov 3 17:56:22 2008
What is it with celebrities naming their children such odd names?
Q. First it was Michael Jackson naming his children Apple and Blanket, now it's Ashlee Simpson naming her son Bronx. Do celebrities think they're that much higher than the working- class people that they have to go ten notches higher with the baby names. Do they consider their children when choosing their names, and how when they grow up how their classmates and peers will taunt them? Seriously? Am I the only one that thinks this? What's your stance on it?
Asked by effdisplaynames - Tue May 26 01:46:49 2009 - Celebrities - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I would say it was because they wanted their child to stand out. Most celeb children will never be able to have a normal job like a teacher or something along those lines as they are in the media spotlight, therefore they can only really be something/someone famous. A weird name would help that quite alot I would think. Although some names are pushing it a bit i.e. Apple
Answered by MrDixon_ - Thu May 28 06:45:50 2009
Q. First it was Michael Jackson naming his children Apple and Blanket, now it's Ashlee Simpson naming her son Bronx. Do celebrities think they're that much higher than the working- class people that they have to go ten notches higher with the baby names. Do they consider their children when choosing their names, and how when they grow up how their classmates and peers will taunt them? Seriously? Am I the only one that thinks this? What's your stance on it?
Asked by effdisplaynames - Tue May 26 01:46:49 2009 - Celebrities - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I would say it was because they wanted their child to stand out. Most celeb children will never be able to have a normal job like a teacher or something along those lines as they are in the media spotlight, therefore they can only really be something/someone famous. A weird name would help that quite alot I would think. Although some names are pushing it a bit i.e. Apple
Answered by MrDixon_ - Thu May 28 06:45:50 2009
NAMEs...?
Q. i just got amouse and it is black and whate and has really big ears. it os also very energectic.it is female. got any ideas on names.(not oreo)
Asked by blehhhh - Wed Dec 26 17:38:40 2007 - Other - Pets - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 007 Abby Adele Aero Albert Alexander Alfonso Allegra Anabell Andromeda Angel Angeles Angelina Aphideites Apollo Applecheeks April Arf Athena Atlas Babe Baby Bambi Bandit Bart Bebe Le Rue (Baby Grace) Beckham Bee Belle Ben Binker Blacky Blizzard Blossom Boot Bridgett Britney Bubbles Bumble Burberry Burt Buster Cadbury Caesar Carl Carmel Carrie Casandra Cashew Chantal Charles Charlie Charlotte Cheddar Cheerio Cheko Cherry Chester Cheyenne (pronounced Shy-anne) Chip Chives Chloe Choco Chocolate Christmas Chuck Cinderella Clarah Cleopatra Clover Clyde Coco Cocoa Coconut Columbia Cookie Could Cowry Cueball Cupid Curly Custard Cutie Pie Daisy Dallee Damien Dangermouse Daphne Deianara (pronounced Dayanara) Delphine Diago (pronounce Deeago) Dixie… [cont.]
Answered by Becky - Wed Dec 26 20:49:41 2007
Q. i just got amouse and it is black and whate and has really big ears. it os also very energectic.it is female. got any ideas on names.(not oreo)
Asked by blehhhh - Wed Dec 26 17:38:40 2007 - Other - Pets - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 007 Abby Adele Aero Albert Alexander Alfonso Allegra Anabell Andromeda Angel Angeles Angelina Aphideites Apollo Applecheeks April Arf Athena Atlas Babe Baby Bambi Bandit Bart Bebe Le Rue (Baby Grace) Beckham Bee Belle Ben Binker Blacky Blizzard Blossom Boot Bridgett Britney Bubbles Bumble Burberry Burt Buster Cadbury Caesar Carl Carmel Carrie Casandra Cashew Chantal Charles Charlie Charlotte Cheddar Cheerio Cheko Cherry Chester Cheyenne (pronounced Shy-anne) Chip Chives Chloe Choco Chocolate Christmas Chuck Cinderella Clarah Cleopatra Clover Clyde Coco Cocoa Coconut Columbia Cookie Could Cowry Cueball Cupid Curly Custard Cutie Pie Daisy Dallee Damien Dangermouse Daphne Deianara (pronounced Dayanara) Delphine Diago (pronounce Deeago) Dixie… [cont.]
Answered by Becky - Wed Dec 26 20:49:41 2007
What are some cute names for kittens?
Q. I already have a little kitten named Keira, (Kee-ra) she's adorable! Im not planning on getting any more kittens, I already love Keira too much and think she deserves all the attention, but Im just wondering about cute names for kittens! No links to sites needed, just your favorite names! Please include as many names as you can!
Asked by Bella - Mon Apr 20 18:54:02 2009 - Cats - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I like these names. Here are some girl names Melody, Luna, Princess,, Mocha, Sapphire, Sparkle, Destiny, Lexy, Cloud, Persimmon or Purrsimmon, Autumn, Latte, Dawn, Twilight, Harmony, Satin, Bastet, Snow, Scarlett, Duchess, Petunia, Galaxy, Crystal, and Amber. Here are some boy names Midnight, Stripe, Pounce, Trigger, Thelonius, Buddy, Obsidian, Taffy, Echo, Fire, Simba, Kai, Alfie, Lucky, Merlin, and Jack
Answered by - Mon Apr 20 19:19:24 2009
Q. I already have a little kitten named Keira, (Kee-ra) she's adorable! Im not planning on getting any more kittens, I already love Keira too much and think she deserves all the attention, but Im just wondering about cute names for kittens! No links to sites needed, just your favorite names! Please include as many names as you can!
Asked by Bella - Mon Apr 20 18:54:02 2009 - Cats - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I like these names. Here are some girl names Melody, Luna, Princess,, Mocha, Sapphire, Sparkle, Destiny, Lexy, Cloud, Persimmon or Purrsimmon, Autumn, Latte, Dawn, Twilight, Harmony, Satin, Bastet, Snow, Scarlett, Duchess, Petunia, Galaxy, Crystal, and Amber. Here are some boy names Midnight, Stripe, Pounce, Trigger, Thelonius, Buddy, Obsidian, Taffy, Echo, Fire, Simba, Kai, Alfie, Lucky, Merlin, and Jack
Answered by - Mon Apr 20 19:19:24 2009
What are good Budgie names that start with B?
Q. This year I will be breeding my first pair of parakeets. The cock's name is Bobby and the hen's name is Blossom. We are planning to name all of our little parakeets B names. Does anyone have sugestions? They need to be really cute and for both boy and girl. So far I have come up with Banjo for a boy and Buttercup for a girl. Plz help!
Asked by Daisy - Tue May 27 19:57:45 2008 - Birds - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Buttercup, Beautiful, Becky, Bandit, Birdie, Brat, Biter, Banana, Bloom, (Would be cute to be named after blossom) Butterfinger, Baby, If you would like other names with different letters, Sunset, Lily, Marley, Soula, Ali, Mia, Tia, Courtney, Cutie pie, Owen, Jake, Diamond, Ruby, Crystal, Gary, Kristen, Raspberry, Christopher, Sunrise, Dawn, Lillian, Sugar, Alex, Jason, Dillon, Simon, Alvin, Theodore, Cynthia, Susan, Gloria, Kris, Good luck!
Answered by Peace, love, and happiness - Tue May 27 22:21:36 2008
Q. This year I will be breeding my first pair of parakeets. The cock's name is Bobby and the hen's name is Blossom. We are planning to name all of our little parakeets B names. Does anyone have sugestions? They need to be really cute and for both boy and girl. So far I have come up with Banjo for a boy and Buttercup for a girl. Plz help!
Asked by Daisy - Tue May 27 19:57:45 2008 - Birds - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Buttercup, Beautiful, Becky, Bandit, Birdie, Brat, Biter, Banana, Bloom, (Would be cute to be named after blossom) Butterfinger, Baby, If you would like other names with different letters, Sunset, Lily, Marley, Soula, Ali, Mia, Tia, Courtney, Cutie pie, Owen, Jake, Diamond, Ruby, Crystal, Gary, Kristen, Raspberry, Christopher, Sunrise, Dawn, Lillian, Sugar, Alex, Jason, Dillon, Simon, Alvin, Theodore, Cynthia, Susan, Gloria, Kris, Good luck!
Answered by Peace, love, and happiness - Tue May 27 22:21:36 2008
Na Me S.???
Q. How do u like these names Kimberly Ann and Sophie Jay and Sophia Joe Colmaln Dylan and Harrison Lyrics and Hunnington Dane I like them =]]]
Asked by alyysonmegann - Fri May 2 18:47:34 2008 - Baby Names - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I like Kimberly Ann and Harrison Lyrics :D Those are REALLY good names!
Answered by Sammylee - Fri May 2 20:14:08 2008
Q. How do u like these names Kimberly Ann and Sophie Jay and Sophia Joe Colmaln Dylan and Harrison Lyrics and Hunnington Dane I like them =]]]
Asked by alyysonmegann - Fri May 2 18:47:34 2008 - Baby Names - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I like Kimberly Ann and Harrison Lyrics :D Those are REALLY good names!
Answered by Sammylee - Fri May 2 20:14:08 2008
What are some good first names for the middle name Eileen?
Q. I want to use the name Eileen (eye leen) in honor of my mother. I was planning on using it as middle name. What are some first names that flow well with the middle name Eileen? I tend to like more traditional and old-fashioned names, but I'm open to all suggestions.
Asked by Mara - Sun Aug 2 01:14:03 2009 - Baby Names - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Mary Eileen Ava Eileen Vivian Eileen Eloise Eileen Audrey Eileen I tried to stay traditional. I hope you liked them. I liked Vivian Eileen.
Answered by Pilot - Sun Aug 2 16:19:12 2009
Q. I want to use the name Eileen (eye leen) in honor of my mother. I was planning on using it as middle name. What are some first names that flow well with the middle name Eileen? I tend to like more traditional and old-fashioned names, but I'm open to all suggestions.
Asked by Mara - Sun Aug 2 01:14:03 2009 - Baby Names - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Mary Eileen Ava Eileen Vivian Eileen Eloise Eileen Audrey Eileen I tried to stay traditional. I hope you liked them. I liked Vivian Eileen.
Answered by Pilot - Sun Aug 2 16:19:12 2009
What feelings or names could substitute the current names of the 7 dwarfs?
Q. So my friends and I are writing a "new version?" of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and we don't want to copy any of Disney's names for the Seven Dwarfs. Any suggestions for their names?
Asked by - Mon Dec 7 12:57:57 2009 - Movies - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1. Mentally Challenged 2. Medicated 3. Swishy 4. Gropey 5. Greeny 6. Nerdy AND 7. Tasty
Answered by dwhite389 - Mon Dec 7 14:42:16 2009
Q. So my friends and I are writing a "new version?" of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and we don't want to copy any of Disney's names for the Seven Dwarfs. Any suggestions for their names?
Asked by - Mon Dec 7 12:57:57 2009 - Movies - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1. Mentally Challenged 2. Medicated 3. Swishy 4. Gropey 5. Greeny 6. Nerdy AND 7. Tasty
Answered by dwhite389 - Mon Dec 7 14:42:16 2009
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