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Gordy

15 replies

LolaTheShowgirl · 20/05/2009 23:23

for a ickle baby boy?

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KleineMaus · 21/05/2009 18:52

My dh is Gordon and often gets called Gordy. I like it, but are you considering that as the name on the birth certificate?

TsarChasm · 21/05/2009 18:53

No. Makes me think of Gordon Brown.

rubyslippers · 21/05/2009 18:53

Gaudy

horrid

and ickle baby boys don't stay ickle

Pingpong · 21/05/2009 21:30

Gordy nn with Gordon on BC - I love it
ickle I'm not keen on

Rosebud05 · 21/05/2009 21:31

Lordy

sockmonster · 21/05/2009 21:34

¿gordito?

as in 'fat little boy' in spanglish?

tigerdriver · 21/05/2009 21:36

Gaudy could be interesting provided you pronounced it the Oxford way (that is, Gor-dy). Cf Dorothy L Sayers: Gaudy Night.

LessThenIdeal · 21/05/2009 21:36

Hell No.

tigerdriver · 21/05/2009 21:38

On the other hand, Gaudy would really be a bonkers name for a child/adult/pet, unless they were very brightly coloured.

random · 21/05/2009 21:40

please no

differentID · 21/05/2009 21:40

no way.

Pingpong · 21/05/2009 22:02

okay so I'm in the minority so far but clearly there is an R in the middle of the word so WTF would you say 'Gaudy'?

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