[Opinions] Carol
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Love it, although I prefer the Carole spelling, after Ms. Lombard.
Carol Julia is terrific. Both names have a warm, soothing feeling for me. Josephine Carole was a favorite combination of mine for a while. Others you might like:
Carol Evelyn
Carol Adele
Carol Diane
Carol Frances
Carol Georgia (though I think Georgia Carol flows better)
Carol Bernadette
Carol Madeleine
Carol Eve
Carol Angela
Carol Genevieve
Carol Jacqueline
Carol Margot
Carol Margaret
Carol Imelda
Carol Tess
Carol Bess
Carol Natalie
Carol Jocelyn
Carol Esme
Carol Amelia
Carol Daisy
Carol Julia is terrific. Both names have a warm, soothing feeling for me. Josephine Carole was a favorite combination of mine for a while. Others you might like:
Carol Evelyn
Carol Adele
Carol Diane
Carol Frances
Carol Georgia (though I think Georgia Carol flows better)
Carol Bernadette
Carol Madeleine
Carol Eve
Carol Angela
Carol Genevieve
Carol Jacqueline
Carol Margot
Carol Margaret
Carol Imelda
Carol Tess
Carol Bess
Carol Natalie
Carol Jocelyn
Carol Esme
Carol Amelia
Carol Daisy
I really like Carol. My mother's name is Caryl (pronounced the same way), and my sister is Caroline, so I have a soft spot for both of these names. To many people Carol comes off as very much a baby boomer name since it became so popular in the 50's, but I think it would be sweet to see it on a little girl now. I would definitely consider using Caryl (spelled this way to honor mum!) or Caroline for a girl.
Aw.
I have a soft spot for Carol. It used to be a favorite of mine, and now it's an on-again, off-again favorite. I slightly prefer Carole for not particular reason, but Carol is still great--sweet and simple, like you said. It's one of those names that's dated by the number of 50-odd year old women with it but seems to be resurfacing without any problems.
Oddly, every Carol I know my age is named some form of Carol Anne. How strange is that? My aunt is Carol Elizabeth; I think that's quite pretty.
I have a soft spot for Carol. It used to be a favorite of mine, and now it's an on-again, off-again favorite. I slightly prefer Carole for not particular reason, but Carol is still great--sweet and simple, like you said. It's one of those names that's dated by the number of 50-odd year old women with it but seems to be resurfacing without any problems.
Oddly, every Carol I know my age is named some form of Carol Anne. How strange is that? My aunt is Carol Elizabeth; I think that's quite pretty.
I love Carol.
Carol Faye
Carol May
Carol Dawn
Carol Grace
Carol Eve
Carol Maeve
Carol Joy
Carol Angela
Carol Celia
Carol Gloria
Carol Sylvia
Carol Adelaide
Carol Meredith
Carol Miriam
Carol Angeline
Carol Aveline
Carol Evelyn
Carol Gwendolyn
Carol Amity
Carol Bethany
Carol Harmony
Carol Stephanie
Carol Valerie
Carol Cybele
Carol Giselle
Carol Salome
Carol Elaine
Carol Laurine
Carol Rosine
Carol Selene
Carol Faye
Carol May
Carol Dawn
Carol Grace
Carol Eve
Carol Maeve
Carol Joy
Carol Angela
Carol Celia
Carol Gloria
Carol Sylvia
Carol Adelaide
Carol Meredith
Carol Miriam
Carol Angeline
Carol Aveline
Carol Evelyn
Carol Gwendolyn
Carol Amity
Carol Bethany
Carol Harmony
Carol Stephanie
Carol Valerie
Carol Cybele
Carol Giselle
Carol Salome
Carol Elaine
Carol Laurine
Carol Rosine
Carol Selene
Wow, thanks a lot!
I really like:
Carol Faye
Carol May
Carol Dawn
Carol Eve
Carol Angela
Carol Sylvia
Carol Angeline
Carol Evelyn
Carol Gwendolyn
Carol Bethany
Carol Harmony
Carol Elaine
Carol Laurine
Carol Simone
Carol Cerise
Carol Athena
Carol Estella
Carol Fiona
Carol Felicia
Carol Simona
Carol Susanna
Carol Teresa
Carol Vanessa
Carol Viola
Carol Virginia
I really like:
Carol Faye
Carol May
Carol Dawn
Carol Eve
Carol Angela
Carol Sylvia
Carol Angeline
Carol Evelyn
Carol Gwendolyn
Carol Bethany
Carol Harmony
Carol Elaine
Carol Laurine
Carol Simone
Carol Cerise
Carol Athena
Carol Estella
Carol Fiona
Carol Felicia
Carol Simona
Carol Susanna
Carol Teresa
Carol Vanessa
Carol Viola
Carol Virginia
Love it, but I prefer Carole, for Carole King. Carole Julia (sorry, I automatically spell it like that)
I also love Caro, but that might be a bit too insubstantial.
Carole India
Carole Paulina
Carole Veronica
Carole Tess
Carole Ophelia
Carole Viviane
Carole Winifred
Carole Aurelia
Carole Rosalind
Carole Edwina
Carole Quinn
Carole Hyacinth
Carole Imogene
Carole Iphigenia
Carole India really appeals to me, and I don't know why.
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I also love Caro, but that might be a bit too insubstantial.
Carole India
Carole Paulina
Carole Veronica
Carole Tess
Carole Ophelia
Carole Viviane
Carole Winifred
Carole Aurelia
Carole Rosalind
Carole Edwina
Carole Quinn
Carole Hyacinth
Carole Imogene
Carole Iphigenia
Carole India really appeals to me, and I don't know why.
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I really like Carol. It's sweet and simple (as you say) and fresh compared to a lot of the popular names today. I don't like Caroline, but Carolyn and Carol have been growing on me lately.
Suggestions:
Carol Amelia
Carol Susannah
Carol Patricia
Carol Sophia
Carol Diana
Carol Elisabeth
Carol Maria / Marie
Carol Hannah
Carol Georgia / Georgina
Carol Victoria
Carol Phyllida
Carol Frances
Carol Felicity
Carol Verity
Carol Genevieve
Carol Meredith
Carol Miriam
Carol Sarah
Carol Rebecca
Carol Julia is nice :-)
Suggestions:
Carol Amelia
Carol Susannah
Carol Patricia
Carol Sophia
Carol Diana
Carol Elisabeth
Carol Maria / Marie
Carol Hannah
Carol Georgia / Georgina
Carol Victoria
Carol Phyllida
Carol Frances
Carol Felicity
Carol Verity
Carol Genevieve
Carol Meredith
Carol Miriam
Carol Sarah
Carol Rebecca
Carol Julia is nice :-)
I like it!
It's very pretty, and hasn't been used much in the last forty or more years. It was very popular before that, but it fell off when all the Carols started having kids. :)
Carol Anne
Carol Andrea
Carol Ashley
Carol Amber
Carol Bridget
Carol Dawn
Carol Faye
Carol Faith
Carol Grace
Carol Irene
Carol June
Carol Jasmine
Carol Jenna
Carol Jean
Carol Louise
Carol Lauren
Carol Marie (have a friend named this, she goes by both names together)
Carol Marlene
Carol Nadine
Carol Noelle (for a Xmastime baby of course)
Carol Paige
Carol Rose
Carol Rebecca
Carol Susan
Carol Suzanne
Carol Star?
Carol Simone
Carol Theresa
Carol Valerie
Carol Vanessa
Carol Victoria
It's very pretty, and hasn't been used much in the last forty or more years. It was very popular before that, but it fell off when all the Carols started having kids. :)
Carol Anne
Carol Andrea
Carol Ashley
Carol Amber
Carol Bridget
Carol Dawn
Carol Faye
Carol Faith
Carol Grace
Carol Irene
Carol June
Carol Jasmine
Carol Jenna
Carol Jean
Carol Louise
Carol Lauren
Carol Marie (have a friend named this, she goes by both names together)
Carol Marlene
Carol Nadine
Carol Noelle (for a Xmastime baby of course)
Carol Paige
Carol Rose
Carol Rebecca
Carol Susan
Carol Suzanne
Carol Star?
Carol Simone
Carol Theresa
Carol Valerie
Carol Vanessa
Carol Victoria