Your favourite boys names that don't end in S.

[LaWeasel]

Need some inspiration for a long list!

Generally we prefer names to be fairly easy/logical to spell, but not names that are heavily associated with a particular generation (So definately not Alfie, Michael, Joshua, Jack)

[cookielove]

I love love love Cole, but no one else does so i won't be offended if you don't.

I also like

Sullivan
Harrison
Caleb
Carter

[Camerondiazepam]

Adam
Matthew

I gravitate to dull classic names.

[5inthebed]

Duncan
William

[CharlieBoo]

Henry
Joseph
Peter
John
Tom
Patrick

[LaWeasel]

Thank you! So far I like:

Rex,
Cole (but family will all go damn them)
Adam.

[cece]

Gregory
Wesley
Mark
Jonny
Spencer

[rachel1970]

Quentin (Quin)
Dominic
William (Will)

[BlueChampagne]

Aidan
Laurence
Conrad

[mistressploppy]

Phonetically, Rex does end in an 's'

[mistressploppy]

So does Laurence....

[Camerondiazepam]

(I thought that too mistressploppy)

[WorzselMummage]

George
Rory
Hugo
Benjamin

[LaWeasel]

Hmm, you're right, darn S sounds!

Okay:

Cole, Adam, Henry, Joseph, Wesley, Rory, Benjamin...

[harassedandherbug]

Arlo (my current favourite)
Dillon
Rory
Baily or Bailey

[MsChanandlerBong]

Zachary
Milo
Well, they were my 2 boys names, but I am expecting a DD however I would happily use either of them next time around!!

[Carrotsandcelery]

Struan

[cookielove]

i def think Cole then come on you know you want to COLE COLE COLE

[meditrina]

Edward, Marlowe, Oscar, Mark, Paul, Simon, Jeremy, Benedict, Christopher, George, John, Richard, Peter, Horatio, Inigo, Lemuel, Ethan, Ferdinand, Sebastian?

[picnicbasketcase]

Alexander
Samuel
Jacob
Harvey

[blushingm]

Ewan, Jude, Zack, Evan, Daniel, Iestyn, Ieuan, Lauchlan, Morgan, David, Oliver, Rhodri, Dylan, Ned, Aneurin (nn Nye), Cameron, Jared, Nathan, Caleb, leyland

[Elk]

Lonan, Dylan, Jake, Henry

[hpsaucy]

Fletcher, Oscar, Spencer, Finley, Jude

[andthisisme]

I like Cole and Carter.

Cooper was also on my list when pg with DS.

[FakePlasticTrees]

(resists the urge to tell all those wanting to give boys names like Cole, Cooper, and Fletcher that the poor things will spend their lives explaining which is their first name and which is their surname - giving a surname as a given name is as irritating as giving them an odd spelling of a traditional name)

I also like traditional names so:
Mark
Luke
Jacob/Jake
Zachary
Oscar