Truly awesome names

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I have just come across someone who proudly bears the name of Buckmaster de Wolf. It is the awesomest name I have ever heard! Does anyone have any similar awesome names?

Really enjoying these fabulous names!

I went to school with a Cherry Flann.

I used to work with a Poppy Papadopoulos (married name).

My maiden name was also an alliteration (think Keira Kycadome) - I always felt it sounded like a character name in a piece of bad fiction

At dc's school there is a Nimrod and a Godspower

Ooh and I know of an Anna Rak

went to school with a Gay Rae and worked with a Damian Batman.

Where I used to work there was a Christian Cripwell and at University there was a girl called Helen Pine-Coffin. DH had lots of weird and wonderful names ready for a boy. Luckily our 2nd was a girl and we had already chosen quite a normal name.

Rich Angell
Connor McLeod (after Highlander)

I knew and Ugur Koc, pronouced 'Urrr' almost like a purr. However as teaanage school kids do, we pronounced it 'Ooger (like Booger) Cock

I've met a Petroc Dragon Phenomenon Sesti.

I'm a cruickshank!! @helpimichy

I met a Troy Champion. Promising young footballer. I keep an eye out for him.
My friend knew a Galahad Rowney.

Oh and DH met a woman called Olive Olive. And a Mrs Kunt.

I had a boss called Richard smellie, he doesn't shorten it to Dick though, the rest of the team do.

I like long, melodic names such as:
Evander Holyfield
Ermenegildo Zegna
Salvatore Ferragamo
Milo Ventimiglia
(I hope I spelt them right)

Phil De Greywater - known to all as Boggy
Dd has a friend Sky Frost, which I think is fabulous, her brother is called Jack

Vasili Manthos was in my Homeric Greek class at university. We used to go around repeating his name under our breath because it rolled out of the mouth so nicely.

A uni friend of DH's is Dr. Dickon Love and his father is Rev. Love.

Some friends' daughter named her new baby Scarlett Poppy Fields.

My father printed some change of name cards for a lady called Andrea Buttles who changed her name to Butolph, which in the local accent must have come out more like butt-off.

Mungo Stacy

In my hometown there is a family of doctors: Dr Wehbie (to rhyme with freebie)
Briony Shaw (briney shore) was a UK windsurfer from the summer Olympics last year.

A young cousin of DH is Hudson Harley

Does anyone have an unusual name and keep looking at threads like this to see if they get mentioned? I do and no, I'm not telling

RunBikeSki - DH used to work with a Hamish Patel which I thought was a great fusion name.

QuimReaper and LionsTeeth, along with Miss Nazareth, the other RE teacher at my Convent secondary school was Miss Jordan.

Is it mandatory for RE teachers to have appropriate names, I wonder? ("Sorry Mrs Jones, you've been unsuccessful in your application for Head of RE as your name does not fulfill the essential criteria")

I met a Merlin Tinker through work.

Also a family friend named their son Cash with surname Kao (pronounced Cow). So Cash Cow...

Chastity Sprinkle is quite a good name too.

old friend of my parents: Angel Goodbody. now sadly deceased, but such a lovely name!

I know of a Dorte Cock (Danish) and, my personal fav, Buffy Handslip, who works in admissions of a posh girls school.

@OhTheRoses I also know an Iona McIntosh! There was always a rumour at school that she had a brother called Iva...

Some of these Ames are fantastic

Principal of my old college - Mr Kitcatt...