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Well my DH's grandma's name was Winifred nn Winnie and although she was a sweetheart she used to nag her DH alot and my father-in-law (her son) would call his DW Ruth "Winnie" when she nagged him and NOW my DH calls me "Winnie" when I nag him, so as you can probably imagine I don't care for Winifred or Winnie.

This message was edited 8/6/2005, 10:51 PM

I love it! It's not to old at all! ^_^

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It's super cute also.

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great name

Not too old, but I think it's too masculine. It's not in my taste.

I don't think any name is "too old." I just find Winifred to be very ugly and unflattering. I also don't think it's feminine, probably because of the ending -fred.

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yes and yes but it would make a cute mn and I love the nn Winnie :)

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Alice

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Favourite names: Isaac, Edmund, Iris and Anouk

Yes, it is imo, but I like it with the nn Winnie!

I think Winifred may be on the cusp of coming back into fashion, perhaps in the next five years to a decade? I don't really like Winifred, but I like "Win".

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