Dulcie

[greenelizabeth]

Gorgeous or horrible.

I say Dooolsee. But is that too foreign!? Is it really just DullSee.

I love it!

Yes, dullsee

Dullsee is beautiful Dooolsee isn't.

Oh yes, def Dullsee.

There are some crap names on tonight.

Dulcie is really cute - I like it!

not sure..i think its one of them names that would grow on me.

I know of a D'arcy ..that is lovely.

I know a Dulcibella and she normally gets called Dulcie. I think its lovely.

I know two Dulcies. It will definitely be Dullsee.

I knew a Spanish Dulcie, hence my weird 'hearingitinmyhead' Doolsy.

Just offering it up. I thought the name deserved a thread

I had a great great aunt Dulcie. Pronounced "Dullsee". She was fairly posh & lived in Kenya (pronounced "Keenya" ).

She sounds cool. I have a great aunt Nora in Leigh-on-Sea. SWAP?

It's Dullsee and I think it's fab. Annoyingly I have a boy or that would have been under consideration chez spice

Oh sorry, too late. I'm going to stop posting now.

She was quite quite bonkers I think. Her youngest sister is still alive and is quite a character - she still does yoga age 91 and smokes like a chimney.

What's her sister called? I'm imagining a Zelda.......

Dulcie (Dull-see) is uite nice; think I like it.

lovely

Ithink I should do a thread for Zelda now.

There were loads of them, greenelizabeth - Mary (my great granny), Buller , Boy (a nickname I think, he was killed in WW1), Dulcie, Margaret (who had a dughter called Dudley) & Daudie are the ones I remember.

It's a nice name. It comes from the Latin for "sweet".

I have a freind with a dulcie and she is so cute with bright red curly hair.It is really sweet

what about Delphi? Love this name. but not Delphina