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sounds too much like a fruit but you do have a point about the anger thing...you should just call her annie or something like that...sorry about the criticism

I love this! It's been my little pleasure- imagining having a little girl Angie. And when people say, "Oh... she's an angel- that's surely why you named her Angela, right?" And I can proudly say, "Oh no, Angie is short for Tangerine." I guess it's a bit odd... but I am an odd person.

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~ Hannah ♥

It's oaky. There's a nice Led Zeppeline song called Tangerine, and if your daughter grew up to be a Charlie Kaufmann fan she'd be in for a treat... I like Tangy better than Ann or Angie as a nn, and I can see Geri working, too.

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~ Arcadia

Yes!

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I'll have to go against everyone else here. I love it. ^ ^

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...watch this space...

if you have to use it, you could get away with it as a mn, but as a fn it would be hard to live with. however Tanna could be a nn if you choose to use it.

A bit too out there!

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Chelsea Nicole (94 days til my 21st birthday!)

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hmmm nmsaa I like some word names but Tangerine just sounds daft to me, sorry. Pet yes, daughter no. Evy

I find it ridiculous....

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~~ Claire ~~

I personally don't like word-names. But Angie seems like the obvious nn to me.

Maybe for a pet. Not for a kid.

I think it is an awesome name for a goldfish, maybe not daughter. Ann is kinda boring.

eew no way. I do like nature / word names but Tangerine just screams orange to me. Clementine is similar in fruitness but not as obviously.

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~Kai
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