Does Annie sound "chavvy" to you?

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Due DC2 soon, like Annie for a girl but someone recently described it as a bit chavvy. Opinions?

No. It's not my cup of tea but definitely not chavvy. I only know one little Annie and she is adorable (and not a chav).

Not remotely.

My Victorian born granny was called Ann. Rarely heard nowadays. She got Annie. DH's even earlier born GGM was Annie. Personally I'd use the name Ann or Anne, but call her Annie. She's got the choice of either as she grows up.

The strongest and kindest woman I know is called Annie. I love it.

Annie is absolutely not chavvy in my opinion. Lovely name!

I’m not even sure if I’ll have another DC but I spend a long time contemplating the names I might use and I go back and forth on Annie!- I love Annie but I’m not sure if I could use it as it seems like it should be a nickname for something.

Love it! ( for a very good reason)!

What do you mean by 'chavvy'?
It's such a horrible term to use

Nothing wrong with Annie. I prefer Anne or Anna as a full name but Annie is nice.

Love it. Love Anna too.

Prefer Anna.

Definitely not chavvy, I think it's a beautiful name.

Not chavvy at all! It's a lovely name. However I do agree with PP who suggested giving a more grown-up name and having Annie as a nickname but Anna etc to use for professional purposes as an adult.

No, not at all.

Not chavvy but I much prefer it as a nickname as previous posters have said.

I don't think the diminutive of a classic name such as Anne/Ann could ever be described as that disgusting term 'chavvy'.

It's very classic and a lot less chavy than some of the alternatives that have been suggested!

Like it but would name Anne and use Annie as a nickname - it's a diminutive. Having a diminutive as a formal name could seem a bit common (not prepared to call anybody chavvy!)