Is Meadow Chav?

[lavenderbagg]

Dp suspects it might be. Sorry about the terminology but common sounds snobbish.
Thanks

[KnickersOnMaHead]

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[DBXmum]

Yes, it's both Chav and Common. Keep looking at your books.

[HelenBurns]

It could be construed as such. It depends on your cirlces what you move in, accent, lack of creoles, you know.

I can imagine it in a v posh family as well as one not so.

Do you like it a lot? If so use it, it's v pretty!

[twentypence]

I know 2 Meadows - One was English and the other was very "knit your own lentils".

[2k9kids]

yes

[BikeRunSki]

I would say very chav or very posh, depending on the circles you move in, but I don't think it would make a chav posh, or vice versa. Probably woudln't go down easily anywhere in the middle.

[freyapoodle]

It's in the same category as Summer I'd say. So, yes chav.

[nailpolish]

youd get fed up of it

[Rozebud]

Fraid I agree with Freya

[OneLieIn]

Soprano

That's the first thing I think of. It's a bit hippy, but not chav.

[Umlellala]

Who cares? Do you like it? (I do)

[moondog]

It's not chav but sort of tired 'alternative'.Brings to mine sloppy woman with brillo pad armpits in faded black ethnic gear, lighting cheap incense and banging on anout horoscopes and the occult.

Whicvh may well be your thing of course.

[ILiketoMarmiteMarmite]

Chav sounds snobbish as well I'm afraid.

You ought not to choose a name based on whether other people think it is "common" or "chav" but based on whether you like it. Don't be obsessed by what other people think of you.

[violethill]

awful

[shangelcharlie]

chav and awful.

[27]

I agree with moondog.

[fgpl]

Not too keen I'm afraid. It is very sandals and placenta parties I think.
Each to their own though. As said above it does depend on you, your family, social circles, lifestyle etc I thinkl and you probably wouldn't like my shortlist of names.
One size doesnt fit all.

[BouncingTurtle]

I know a little girl called Meadow, her mum is lovely but what I would describe as a lentil weaving, Earth Mother type. I think she is also very intelligent and caring, and recently organised an event to raise money for a terminally ill little boy. I certainly wouldn't describe her as 'chav' or 'common'!
It does suit the little girl, at first I was taken aback when she called the little girl 'Meadow' but I've gotten used to it!
BUT I'm not sure how it would work for an adult...

[Zebraa]

It makes me think of hippies...

[Nancy66]

I'll say - also souns like a fabric conditioner

[Simplysally]

I'd be worried people would think that was where she was conceived....

[MrsMattie]

Meadow? Gross! I just think of cows chewing the cud. Please, no.

[nailpolish]

imagine if she grew up to be a 6'3" leather clad biker with a moustache and spades for hands

[Lemontart]

I am going to go against the grain and admit that I quite like it. Can see why people would link it to fields, flowers, hippies etc BUT I still like it. Much prettier and less common than Summer.
Such a shame so many people think it is a bit chav. I can think of a lot worse names out there that are overused and sick of them.
All those names that everyone thinks are so sweet at the moment with a touch of continental class I bet will be seen as stereotypical "joans and gladys" of the 90s and 2000s in a decade?s time - you know the types of lovely names I mean: eloise, amelie, pheobe, adelie et al (all nice names mind you, but..)

[Simplysally]

Phoebe is spelt P H O E B E.

As you were .