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Ross Federman is the drummer for the band Tally Hall. #RallyHall.
Ross Poldark is the protagonist character in the tv show and book series Poldark. He is a British Army officer who returns to his home in Cornwall from the American War of Independence.
A bit chavvy.
I prefer this as a surname, but I think it can work as a first name too.
It's such a cool, simple, and nice name. It sounds like the color red in my opinion.
The Ross Sea in Antarctica is the world’s southernmost sea. It was named after James Clark Ross, who explored it in 1841.
Ross is a pretty cool name. I find it unisex, personally. I actually know a woman named Ross. I used to not really care for it, since we have Ross the store and Ross from Friends. However, I like it now. I love the way Ross sounds.
I know what Ross is, as in the store, but it was the last thing I thought of upon hearing this name. Y'all must do a lot of crafts or something, cause I don't think that's something the average person is going to think of hearing this name. That's just my view, of course, but I'd wager I'm right.
Kinda reminds me of the store.
I think Ross is a pretty solid name. Sweet, short, easy to spell/pronounce. It's not overly common yet not completely unheard of. It reminds me of a fun laid back dude who's always laughing and enjoying life. I knew a kid with the name, he was a pretty cool person.
This was my great-grandfather's name. Ok, ok, he may not have been the best person. But he did have an awesome name! My mother said that if I was a boy this would have been my middle name. I would have been quite lucky if I were a boy!
Nice.
I now associate this name with Ross from Friends.
Ross William Ulbricht is an American convict best known for creating and operating the darknet market website Silk Road from 2011 until his arrest in 2013.
In 2018, 25 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Ross who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 687th most common male first name for living U.S. citizens.
My middle name is Ross and I am female.
There are four generations of women in my family that have Ross as their middle name and we are very proud of it! And we are of Irish/Scottish decent as well as German.
The name Ross was given to 134 boys born in the US in 2016.
TV show "Dallas" bad guy J. R. Ewing is John Ross Ewing.
Could be related to Latin, like the word red.
Ross Fleming Butler is an American actor. He is known for the Disney Channel series K.C. Undercover and films Teen Beach 2 and Perfect High. He is also known for his role in the Netflix original series 13 Reasons Why as Zachary Dempsey.
This is American actor Jensen Ackles' middle name who was born, Jensen Ross Ackles. :D.
The name Ross was given to 157 boys born in the US in 2015.
Ross Lynch!
I love the name Ross. It's one syllable, strong, masculine, rare (compared to other male names today) and in the English language it looks good on paper.
I am named Ross, and I love my name. I also love all of the nicknames I get. It's funny because I've been called the same nicknames forever, yet when I meet someone new, they always think they are the first person to have ever called me that. Some examples are "Ross the Boss", "Rossy", "Rossypoo"... and I'd have to agree that "Ross the Boss" is the most accurate and correct way of describing myself. ;)
Ross Birchard is a Scottish electronic music producer that is well known under his pseudonym Hudson Mohawke and being the other half of trap duo TNGHT with Lunice.
I love the name Ross. Very handsome.
Ross Lynch is an American TV actor, singer, dancer, and musician. He is the main vocalist and plays rhythm guitar in the band R5.
This is a unique, cool, strong name for a guy. It makes me think of hottie Ross Lynch. ♥ ^__^
Ross Poldark is a character and book title by Winston Graham.
Dr. Ross Tilley (November 24, 1904 – April 19, 1988) was a Canadian plastic surgeon who pioneered the treatment of burned members of the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
Ross MacDonald is the bassist for the british alternative-rock band The 1975.
In my case, my grandfather was named Erasmus, with a nickname of "Ras", which eventually morphed into Ross, my name.
I always thought it was from the Anglo-Saxon and meant 'horse'.
For those who are into Scottish football (soccer): Ross Tokely of Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Ross Forsyth, captain of Stirling Albion.
Ross Noble, comedian.
Ross is such a handsome name!
I dislike this name for ONE reason: those Ross stores are NEVER organized! (from my experience, at least) Other than that, I actually like this name.
Rick Ross is a famous rapper.
Slightly ruined for me by the "Ross O'Carroll-Kelly" books but still a good name!
Ross Valory is the bassist for the rock band Journey.
Ross Gorman was a shmexy clarinetist in Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. He performed the famous intro to Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
Ross is the name of a thane in Shakespeare's Macbeth.
My brother's middle name is Ross (Jacob Ross). He is always being complimented on his name. Also Ross is my mom's maiden name. I think it sounds very strong and masculine.
I think it is a very handsome and masculine name and not a lot of boys have it.
I really hate this name. It's not attractive looking or sounding at all.
Occasionally "Ross" will be used as a masculinized form of "Rose", for example to memorialize or honor a woman by that name.
The name Ross may be associated with Latin rosso, which means red.
Rosso is not Latin for red, but it's Italian for red.
Ross Geller is played by David Schwimmer on the popular TV series "Friends".
I have always liked the name Ross for a boy. Very strong handsome sounding name and one he can grow up with.
I have been told it was also an ancient Scottish word for Russia. This could be linked to other popular meanings for the name such as 'headland' or 'northern peninsula'.
Ross Perot is a famous bearer.
As I am also a Ross, I have always been told my mother, who named me, that Ross means horse. Not just an average horse but a work horse that is worth its keep.
Being a "ROSS" myself I know that it also means: "mighty stead".

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