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I don't mind the name Darby at all actually. Tbh I haven't given it much thought before, but now that I stop and think about it, I really like it. That said, I do prefer Darcy, which is nearly the same.

my work mates son

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is called Darby.

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she has 2 younger sons also, Noah and Hunter.

I'm not feeling it. At the moment, it's reminding me of Sons of Anarchy. I love Dexter, though.

It's a decent name. I think it would be refreshing to meet a little boy named Darby.

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Others:
Marlowe
Marley
Avery
Rio
Rhodes
Rory
Teague
Aubrey
Milo
Wiley
Basil

Ooh, I like Darby. It's one name that I kinda really like on both gender actually. Definitely spunky.

You know, it reminds me of the movie "Darby O'Gill and the little people"
But I just love it!!

I think cool

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Although I have a pre-association of this as a chihuahua's name (I know of one) so it colours it slightly for me. but I still think it's pretty neat. Not nearly as neat as Bowie or Spero mind you! Darby does come across as rather yuppie-esque and popped-collar, compared to Bowie and Spero, which are edgier and a little more neon offbeat. Darby is much more polite and makes me think of a salmon coloured shirt. I think I get the feeling that you are getting at with this name, though.. A kind of Brit whimsy street-urchin spunk.

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I like the word Spunkyboy.

It was quite popular here in the 18th century, and 'Darby and Joan' used to be a generic name for a nice but dull old couple. But it's so old that it's new, if that makes sense, and it's loads better than Darcy.