Baby name Bucklie?

[JLE93]

I thought of this name earlier and I quite like it, has anyone heard of it before?
Thought nickname Buck too was cute

I'm going to be really honest with you. It's sounds really chavvy. I'm sorry, I hate using that word but it does sound very council estate (I grew up on a council estate btw).
If you love it you should use it obvs, but you are asking for opinions and that's mine!

Think of what it rhymes with

Never mind the bullying with being called bucket etc

I've heard of the name before but spelled Buckley.

Heard it as the name of a character in a show called The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Don't mind it as a name , neutral opinion

Awful. Legitimately one of the worst names suggested here for a while.

I’m sorry @JLE93 I think It’s awful.

It sounds like a rabbit.

Oh I like it.

No.

Sounds and looks made up.

Haha, how chavvy!

@BalladOfBarryAndFreda

Sounds and looks made up.

all names are made up

all words are made up

You never come back to comment on the threads you start anyway 🤷🏻‍♀️

Up there with Jaxon ie awful! Sorry

good name for a Thellwell pony sorry....

@ZingDramaQueenOfSheeba

It's the name of my friend's pony 😬

It's a nice name for a pet but not a child.

Imagine the playground taunts.

I was given an absolutely hideous name that rhymed with something unpleasant and I still remember the chanting. I quickly changed to using my middle name and now leave my first name off any documents.

Sorry mam, I know you named me after your favourite auntie.

It's a name for a rabbit. Please don't.

That is chavtastic, sorry @JLE93. The spelling somehow makes it worse too- Buckley is bad enough but the ie makes it somehow more awful. Please don’t name a kid this. What about Bradley?

Awful.

Sorry but for me in a league with Jaxon

Buckley is a surname. Bucklie is just stupid.

Buckleigh might be a more refined spelling.
Or go for Buckley's original spelling of Bokkeley.

or for that unique touch Buck-Lee.

I'm fairly sure he or she would be the only one in their school.

Surely it Buckminster??
Buck for short..
According to ice age anyway!!