Miller

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No.

No

yoghurt? or is that muller? .

No.

Oh come on, it could be worse. It's pretty innocuous as American surname names go.

Yes it could be worse, it could always be worse but that still doesn't mean it's a good name.

Would always think of the beer tbh

I like Milla for a girl, not sure about Miller for a boy though.

...assuming it's for a boy.

Especially if you already have a Bella.

I actually have a friend who has a son Miller, 3, and he only ever has lovely things said about his name.....i think it is cute....i quite like some surnames as first names.....i am a bit in love with Wilson you see (Big House freak...)

I think its one of the surnames which will never really make the transition to first names.

Quite like it. Seems fine for a child, young person and adult.

Maybe he'll be good with flour.

I have a friend with a 3 year old named Miller too Boodleboot!

I like it, Im not usualy into the sirname/firstname thing, but this one I liked!

Boodleboot - Wilson is his surname, and James is his first name.

I surprise myself by quite liking this. We had a very nice man working on our drive last year called Miller. I assumed at the time that it was his surname that he was known by, but now wonder if it was actually his Christian name.

It's Miller time.

erm purpleturtle thanks for stating the obvious fact about James Wilson....

I really like Miller as a name. I also like Bailey, but not Tyler or Tailor.

boodle read that first as Big House (what's that I thought) rather than a big fan of House, ditto btw...
can'tsleepwon'tsleep hope you charged him rent, cheek of people setting up workstations wherever they like....

My mates DH is Millar, and I've always liked it - I'm thinking it may be Irish, 'cos he is

Strangely I prefer it for a girl, with an a at the end.

Or you could go cultchural and European with 'Mouli'

yes it is beer, too true.

That thought puts me right off.

I always liked Milan. As in Milan Kundera.

But I rejected it as I knew my son would always be in for a lifetime of being called Milaaaaan (like the Italian city).

Yes!

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