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I've been thinking about Moxie. It's a GP of mine, but sometimes I think I could use it as a nn for a longer given name. But what name could plausibly produce Moxie as a nn?
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It's awful...
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Moxie Crimefighter?
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Sorry, but I think it's a terrible name. Aren't there Moxie tampons? I think there are, so that doesn't endear me to the name. I also think of Amoxycillin.
This message was edited 12/8/2007, 1:52 AM
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A few years ago my mother had a boy from Africa in her school building named Moquse prn like Moxie. I kind of like it on the right kid.
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the only thing I think of is one of the celebs that has a child named Moxie Crimefighter. but I can't think of who it is. yes, it's cute, no I don't think it's really a good choice for a name.
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Amoxycillin?
lol. I think if you must use Moxie as a nn at all, (personally I think it is silly and obnoxious, like a name for a dog or cat) it would have to be from the kid's personality rather than her given name.
lol. I think if you must use Moxie as a nn at all, (personally I think it is silly and obnoxious, like a name for a dog or cat) it would have to be from the kid's personality rather than her given name.
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Me too, and I'm allergic to it :-(
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sadly, this was also my first thought. :(
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Sorry, I don't like it. It makes me think of amoxicillin.
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I've always liked the word too, never thought about using it as a name or nn though it's the name of a town in Eastern Washington that I drive through sometimes. The only name I could think of that sound remotely like Moxie is Maxine/Maxene. But I think it could be a nn for any energenic little kid (as in "_____ has moxie").
This message was edited 12/7/2007, 9:08 PM
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