Hmmm.... Name/Nickname?
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babynamesI just saw this name on a commercial:
Mignonnette
It was one of those names that I saw but didn't register that it was a name for a few seconds.
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There's possibility it was a nickname?
Mignonnette
It was one of those names that I saw but didn't register that it was a name for a few seconds.
Edited to change subject name.
There's possibility it was a nickname?
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Date: 2012-09-12 04:47 am (UTC)As a legal name I find it over the top, though not absolutely unbelievable as a name. I mean, Princess is in the top 1000 names in the US, which is enough to drive me to drink.
I can imagine a lot more names fitting into the classic judge/president/doctor template now than I could ten years ago, but these kinds of names are still too over the top. I can't imagine hearing "All rise for the honorable Princess Jones".