Opinions on Denny?

[Sholly]

Thank you...

For me personally, I just hear Sharon in Eastenders calling " Denny"...

If you don't watch EE, then It would be fantastic if you don't know what I'm talking about.

Would you have Dennis on the BC or just Denny?

Might work on cute little kid but anything after about 8 years old is a no

It's a NN. I've got name regret, so wanted to find a NN, so don't worry about him having a full-name, he has one (if he really wants to go by it when older) but yeah

Assume you are not in the Lothians?

My first thought was Wickham's pal in Pride & Prejudice. Dead cultured me!

But Sunbeam has reminded me of the town..... Tis a bit of a grim town.

Fine as a nickname!

I've known three Danny's. They are all bastards.

It's a bit of a rogue's name to me for some reason. Maybe it's the Eastenders connection.

It's a downmarket restaurant chain in America well known for cheap breakfasts. There's one in every town.

The Denny I know is a female and it's short for Deneva.

So, it's a no from me.

What's the full name op

It's a big brand of sausages/bacon in Ireland - so that's what I'd think of first but that's just me.

It's a surname

Reminds me of a handsome Grey's Anatomy character.....

I like it actually. What is real name?

Is he called Dennis OP ?
It isn't really, such a bad name, more one to grow into.He'll become known as Den.
Or is it something else, Denver ?

Dirty Den
Denny's the fast food chain
Denny the slightly dim character from P&P

Quite a common surname.

I've been to a few Denny's Diners in USA - seem to specialize in pancakes, coffee and 'eggs over easy'

Denzel, I hope!

Denny is fine as a nn

I think of Denny Crane, the William Shatner character from Boston Legal. It's not offensive OP, just a bit out there. I'd assume you weren't English, if that makes a difference.

Why be Denny different

That's not a real name is it?

Everyone will call him den after a certain age so you just need to roll that off your tounge a few times see how it sounds