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If it's pronounced like REE-gan and one has a love for Shakespeare then I can deal with it. Otherwise it's just a trendy surname name and it's unattractive imo. And spelled Reagan (RAY-gan) it's even worse.
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Sorry, but I don't like it at all.
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My pastor's son is named Reagan, so I really like it for a boy. I've heard a little girl called Reagan/Regan, and its okay, but I've gotten used to it on a little boy (he's an absolutely adorable 3 year old).
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I love Regan :-)
It's one of my consistent favourite girls' names. I admit I'm a little put off by the assocations though ... Why can't someone create a *nice* character Regan?! Shakespeare's was just horrible, and I haven't seen the Exorcist but I gather she wasn't great either ...
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It's one of my consistent favourite girls' names. I admit I'm a little put off by the assocations though ... Why can't someone create a *nice* character Regan?! Shakespeare's was just horrible, and I haven't seen the Exorcist but I gather she wasn't great either ...
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This message was edited 3/21/2005, 7:27 AM
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Me too
I've always liked Regan/Reagan but I mentioned it to some friends and they were like "OMG-Haven't you seen the Exorcist?". I've never seen that movie. I think it's a nice name anyway.
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I've always liked Regan/Reagan but I mentioned it to some friends and they were like "OMG-Haven't you seen the Exorcist?". I've never seen that movie. I think it's a nice name anyway.
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I don't care for the name, but I only like it for a boy. It doesn't have a single feminine quality to it, I think, and it's not at all pretty - sorry. It's also surname-y, adding to its masculinity. Any other spellings, like Reagan, will not make it feminine, in my opinion. The name is masculine, I think, and very trendy for a girl.
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I think it's very pretty also.
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I like it for a boy.
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Not a fan...(m)
I didn't like Reagan, I have no love for the Exorcist, the Shakespearean character was NOT a nice girl, and the name simply sounds just like every other surnamey thing on the market today.
It is fit for today--it'll sound modern and a little Regan shouldn't have problems with legions of Madisons mocking her name. However, that's not enough of a reason for me to give it, and I can't say that I'd ever give it the thumbs-up.
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I didn't like Reagan, I have no love for the Exorcist, the Shakespearean character was NOT a nice girl, and the name simply sounds just like every other surnamey thing on the market today.
It is fit for today--it'll sound modern and a little Regan shouldn't have problems with legions of Madisons mocking her name. However, that's not enough of a reason for me to give it, and I can't say that I'd ever give it the thumbs-up.
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tritto
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