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Felicia

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CocoK · 09/10/2009 09:06

Any thoughts?

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 09/10/2009 09:09

I LOVE it, heard it when I was a teenager, wanted it if I had a daughter

But farkin Skoda stole it

And I had boys anyway

CocoK · 09/10/2009 09:10

Oh dear, Skoda. I knew someone called Astra who came before the Vauxhall. She was not amused.

But still, it's pretty, isn't it?

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BonsoirAnna · 09/10/2009 09:12

Bof.

I know three French little girls whose parents have named them:

Lou
Joséphine
Félicie

CocoK · 09/10/2009 09:16

Bonjour Anna - can I assume 'Bof' is French for 'hate it'? I quite like your list of little French siblings.

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Bathsheba · 09/10/2009 09:16

Its one of these thigns like Alicia that can be pronounced in a hard or a soft way.

I knew a Fel-eesha once (pronounced like that, not spelt like that) and I always thought it would be prettier if Fee-liss-ee-ah...

BonsoirAnna · 09/10/2009 09:17

Bof is sort of shrug of the shoulders that signals indifference.

CocoK · 09/10/2009 09:20

Aha - as in 'whatever'. I pictured a French person scoffing loudly . Thanks Anna.

Bathsheba - it's the second pronounciation I am thinking of, definitely.

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Bucharest · 09/10/2009 09:22

Sorry, fellatio springs to mind.
Felicity preferable.

Sorry, sorry, sorry....

CocoK · 09/10/2009 09:26

Thanks, Bucharest - I was wondering how long it would be before someone said that, i's partly why I asked. So now we have a car, a French shrug and a sex act - not bad for starters!

But surely, if one is that way inclined regarding name associations, things like fellatio will spring to mind whatever a poor baby is called?

Felicity is sadly not an option due to surname incompatibility (whole name would sound a bit like Clickety-Clack).

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Bucharest · 09/10/2009 10:33

"one" isn't that way inclined..."one" gave one's opinion on the name proposed.

If one were to hear the name Margaret, say, one would not immediately think of fellatio.

I'll change my mind shall I? And say "oh it's lovely (hun)go for it."

Anya4 · 09/10/2009 10:49

Hey Buch - Coco wasn't being aggressive ! she was just saying that lots of names can get some kind of association if you think hard enough....
This baby names section is tough ! we all have such different ideas about what is nice.
Personally (and am currently thinking about a dd4 name!), wouldn't go for Felicia as other dd names are a bit simpler BUT if I heard it on another child, would think it was quite sweet..so go for it Coco if you like it !

bellissima · 09/10/2009 13:00

Yep well it's obviously the filthy minds of MNers, but fraid I too would think of dubious connotations. This site seems to rule out all names with 'min' and 'fan' in them as well - too much sniggering in the back row. See also orally aurelie, constance/connie etc etc...

MamaLazarou · 09/10/2009 18:02

Fellatio. Sorry.

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