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These are the best names for females. My criteria is strictly how mellifluous they sound, how they flow off the tongue and enter the ear in a pleasing tone, nothing else. I docked points for over-use, though. If every other girl in your town is named Jennifer, it ain't gonna make the list, you know?
1) Olivia - Just a gorgeous name, period. 2) Laura - the best 2-syllable name ever. The more casual "Laurie," however, is not. 3) Samantha - Very pretty name, and one of the few that when shortened to a nickname - "Sam" - is still pretty darn cute. 4) Sarah - Apparently, Jews are good at naming chicks. 5) Sofia - This one has fallen out of fashion over the last few years, but it's still a beautiful-sounding name. 6) Rachel - Like I said...Jews and names go together. 7) Jessica - Docked a few points for over-use, but still a gorgeous name. 8) Isabelle/Isabella - Spanish flavor always works. 9) Katerina/Katherine - but only the K name, not the C ones, for some odd reason. And shortening it to "Kathy" is awful. 10) Siobhán - Some Celtic madness for the last name on the list. Bonus points if you know how to actually pronounce it. ************** The worst-sounding names for girls: Myrtle Gertrude Blanche Ida Eunice ************** And the three names that will guarantee your daughter will grow up to be a sl00t: Shannon Amber Heather |
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I think how you feel about a name depends a lot on the people you've known with those names. Like, the only girl I've ever known named Olivia was a fat bitch, so I think Olivia sucks. Conversely, I've never known a girl named Lindsey that I haven't wanted to nail really badly, so I think that's an awesome name.
Also, I love boy names on girls. Shawn and Jordan are two that come to mind. Samantha also works cause I'd be calling her Sam. |
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The Hills has ruined the name Lauren, imo. Mallory is starting to get overused, but I like that one. Same goes for Kimberly. Other good ones: Shelby, Raina, April, Charlotte, and Taylor. Bad name: Ruby. It's a big one in the UK now, unfortunately. |
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i knew a girl named justine once and she was somethin special. really awesome name
for guys i think sean and mat are the best. |
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So that's one name I like, one I'm indifferent to, one I hated to start with, and seven that have been ruined by fat ugly bitches. |
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lololol.....Landon, that was great. "Spider."
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olivia sucks in my experience :(
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I've always liked Heidi.
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Good names:
Danielle Dana Jennifer Jessica Maria Sara Terrible Names: Emily Hillary Rita Holly Bertha Brenda |
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Hillary and Holly I have always liked for some reason. Maybe we view the names of girls we have had goo experiences with in a better light?
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I'm pretty sure this thread devolves into "Name your attractive female acquaintances".
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Hillary is a name of a a friend, I was in her wedding actually. Cute girl, just dont like name. And yes I literally went through my phone and pulled out some names and thought about the names, not the person I associated them with. For example: Danielle is first I listed, I just like the name but I know have had numerous experiences with Danielles One is my best female friend, beautiful girl by far One is a girl I randomly **** who was a cutter and a suicide girl, averageish looking One is my friends ex girlfriend, she is super loud annoying and chubby ..those are just ones I currently know, so the person doesnt make the name foe me, |
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there is a black american exchange student at my uni whos name is siobhan
beat: she spells it "shi'vawn" no joke =/ |
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How about Cassie and Bertha? What is the consensus about these names?
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well that is how u pronounce it
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Constance is obviously a terrible name, but I like it shortened to Connie.
Not sure why Heather = sloot. I've known more puritan Heathers than sloot Heathers. I also like Sarah, but I could never name my daughter that. It'd sound terrible with my last name. |
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Cassie is a cool name imo.
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I see nothing other than
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