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What could we use as a nickname for Imogen?

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neolara · 05/09/2009 18:58

We both like Imogen but can't think of a shortening that we like. If you know an Imogen, what does she get called, other than Imogen?

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southeastastra · 05/09/2009 18:59

immy

thesouthsbelle · 05/09/2009 19:00

midge is what my cousins little girl is called.

seeker · 05/09/2009 19:01

I know an Imo

mollymawk · 05/09/2009 19:02

I don't actually know any Imogens, but how about Jenny?

BerylCole · 05/09/2009 19:03

Immy is super cute.

stepaway · 05/09/2009 19:03

i heard one being called "Immy"

LucaBella1 · 05/09/2009 19:04

My friend's daughter is Imogen but she is called Meme

A collegue of mine is known exclusively as Gennie though I would prefer Imogen to this

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diddl · 05/09/2009 19:06

Mimi?

But Imogen is lovely.
Why shorten?

dizzydixies · 05/09/2009 19:10

mimi

moonshine · 05/09/2009 19:13

I know one who is called Moggie (soft 'g' not pronounced as the cat version!)

hester · 05/09/2009 19:15

I know a Mo.

cvyes · 05/09/2009 19:17

love immy

llareggub · 05/09/2009 19:24

Why shorten it? If you love it then use it and a nickname will evolve, IMO.

millenniumfalcon · 05/09/2009 19:25

mo

MaggieVirgo · 05/09/2009 19:49

Ginny

BosomForAPillow · 05/09/2009 19:51

Mo-mo

gloomysue · 05/09/2009 21:39

I know an Imogen - nickname is Moo.

pofacedandproud · 05/09/2009 21:40

I know an Imo. Very sweet.

hf128219 · 05/09/2009 21:41

Usually called Immy.

lowrib · 05/09/2009 21:45

Imi

NeedaNewName · 05/09/2009 21:47

Smidge - very cute

Takver · 05/09/2009 21:58

Mims

wotzyRegisteredTM · 05/09/2009 21:59

imi

Tambajam · 06/09/2009 09:09

Midge or Smidge.