What do you think of when hear the name Crispin?

[mintich]

Considering it for my son!

Doughnuts

Ear hair

In my head Crispin is a geography teacher with ear hair and a deep seated resentment of the Deputy Head.

Where I live we have a sandwich shop called Crispins - so I think of the granary French stick I have with tuna mayo, cheese, red onion and sweet corn...

Posh twat here too, sorry...

Tarquin's best mate

Crisps

Someone terribly posh

Floppy haired, weedy, artsy type wearing green corduroy trousers and a multi coloured blouse.

Posh twat with a ridiculous name.

SoyDora

Ostentatiously posh. Like Tarquin or St John.

Good for a cat not so much for a child. Unless, of course, you are ostentatiously post.

Crispin Glover.

I like it and considered it but I'm not sure it suits all personalities. To me it's someone tall, skinny, introverted, art, intellectual... (& yeah, I guess posh? I like posh names though I'm not posh myself).

I agree with a lot of others - posh and wet. I would use with caution. Could work if you are posh but if not may be a bit aspirational

Someone weedy and weak, awful name, sorry.

I think of Quintin Crisp too.

I knew someone called Crispin. A colleague of mine admitted that she thought his name was Chris Pin, and wondered why everyone called him by his full name.
Not really relevant but made me smile.

Crispin Glover
Something crispy like a cracker
A posh, BoJo/Jacob Reed-Mogg type character - a bit of a drip

However, there are worse names out there!

it makes me think of Natasha and Crispin 'the Critics' from Viz magazine.

I think pretentious twat but then the only one I know is posh and hypocritical.

It's a late addition to the name list but liked it as I met someone named Crispin who definitely wasn't wet.....but was posh!

Frying oil

Sounds very upper-class to me. If there isn't already one in a Jilly Cooper bonkbuster, there should be. There's also a fish-and-chip shop called Crispins near where I live, so if I'm not thinking posh horsey guy, I'm thinking of the smell of chips!

I'd only use it if it was a family name, otherwise it sounds very "trying too hard".

I work with a Crispin. Lovely man, but yes, very upper class!

The little shit from Daddy Day Care.