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Need a C name

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searchingfornames · 18/05/2017 12:32

Hi all

Looking for a C name to match our short C surname. DD is Candice and DS is Chayse, so need a third to match!

Shortlist below-
Chelsea (DH supports)
Charlene (prefer to Charlotte as less common)
Courtney (Eastenders prompted this!)
Cheryl (after Aunt).

What is your favourite? Other suggestions welcome.

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PointlessUsername · 19/05/2017 12:37

Carlene
Corrin
Chyanne

mayoli · 19/05/2017 12:37

Chloe or Cleo!

searchingfornames · 19/05/2017 12:35

At least they are original, haven't met another Candice or Chayse, at least I'm not adding to the classrooms full of Charlottes, Sophies, Olivias etc Smile

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searchingfornames · 19/05/2017 12:32

No absolutely not. Sorry if people think my name choices are so funny.

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CrispyBathTowel · 19/05/2017 11:18

I'm assuming this thread is a pisstake

Faceicle · 19/05/2017 11:17

Have you thought of asking Katie Hopkins OP?

pnutter · 19/05/2017 11:13

Sorry OP I assumed you were joking! It was late at night and I was half asleep! Apologies.
How about
Cherry
Chelle
Cardin
Cooper
Cossette
Columbine
Clamity
Caytee
Caycee

CricketRuntAndRashers · 19/05/2017 10:05

Crystal is pretty :) Chelsea is also fine.

searchingfornames · 19/05/2017 09:56

Champers sounds more like the alcohol to me just coz thats what we always call it. I've removed Champagne.

Crystal and Chelsea in the lead at the moment. Charlotta added as well but think Charlene sounds less common?

Is Chardonnay a real name?

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BrexitSucks · 19/05/2017 09:20

Caryn? Spelling will throw some folk but most people under 20 wouldn't have a clue how it's traditionally spelled, anyway. Or Corinne.

Sugarpiehoneyeye · 19/05/2017 09:07

Crystal is lovely !

CricketRuntAndRashers · 19/05/2017 08:14

Right OP. Sorry for being s snarky. But I really do think that Champagne is a horrible name for a child. Sorry.

I don't think having 3 C names is bad. If you do it because you found "the" name and not because you want to stick with a theme. But that's just my opinion. What is your favourite name?

Sophronia · 19/05/2017 07:41

Champagne?? Hmm

Callie
Charla
Carlotta
Carly
Charis
Colette
Christa
Cassia
Cameron
Camille
Cara
Caitlin
Celine
Cyan
Cyra
Cynthia
Claudia
Clara
Cora
Coralie
Chloe
Connie

Dixiestamp · 19/05/2017 07:23

Don't think anyone's said Carly/Carley or Cerys.

Buck3t · 19/05/2017 06:52

Caitlin
Carlotta
Claudia (pronounced Cloudia)

Your choice obviously but for me personally EastEnders would put me off Courtney and Chelsea is not what I'd be going for. However you are right to keep the C theme.

I don't know why but Clementine grates as 'Clem' reminds me of old men in 1800s America🤔. Like I said don't know why.

Brown76 · 19/05/2017 06:41

Maybe Chardonnay?

CricketRuntAndRashers · 19/05/2017 06:29

Ecureuil

No idea... Confused

Maybe Champ could work as a name, I guess. A bit less alcoholic...

Squishedstrawberry4 · 19/05/2017 06:22

Claris

Ecureuil · 19/05/2017 06:22

How does 'champers' sound like the drink but not 'champagne' itself?!

sleepingdragons · 19/05/2017 06:18

Please don't add Champagne to your list.

I suspect that poster was taking tbe piss.

CricketRuntAndRashers · 19/05/2017 06:15

Champagne Hmm

Corona
Clover
Cava

searchingfornames · 19/05/2017 05:16

I assume that is a joke? Crackers? Not naming a dog!

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pnutter · 19/05/2017 01:16

Crackers
Crikey

Dixiestamp · 19/05/2017 00:50

Coralie?

searchingfornames · 19/05/2017 00:49

Some great names. Added Crystal, Corina and Champagne to the list. Not sure if the nn for Champagne would be Champers? Then it sounds too much like the drink WineGrin

I know some found it funny about third C name but we're in the trap now and have to keep it that way!!! DH and me start with K so a family theme

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