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My sister is called Felicity and she has always been Fliss. I love it!

I don't like it at all.

Hm, something squicky about it. Sounds like a slang term for some kind of liquid. It'd have to be spontaneous and tongue-in-cheek, very familiar -- not the sort of name you would put on your checks or give the barista.

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- chazda

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"I don't want to look like a loser for the rest of my life!" ~ Georgia Ford, on needing a signature

I adore the name Felicity and Fliss is a fine nickname, I like it better than Flick. It's NMS to use Fliss as a stand alone name. Also, Lissy could be another nickname.

I see Floss!

I don't think nicknames should be planned, but left up to the child. But, I don't really like Fliss, but if the child does, then so be it. I don't care for Felicity, as I think it's too girly sounding.

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-Lissa Hannah-
As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom

I think it's really hard to say--for me, at least. I think the similar Flossie is really cute, though, and could possibly used as a nickname for Felicity.

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I'd prefer Liss or Fay as nicknames for Felicity.

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Array

I love it. Its much nicer than Flick.
My stepmother is called Felicity but she is always called Tilly. This is my favourite nn for it.

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- Kitty

I don't like it. I'd prefer Lissie.
Shane & Elizabeth
11/20/04

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