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Lucretia

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I find Lucretia so much fun to say! :)

I seriously dislike all Lucy names, but the one I could stand the most would be Lucille 'Lucy'.

Lucille

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I like Lucilla even better than Lucille. I don't particularly like either of those, though. I far prefer Lucy on it's own.

Of these, Lucinda. I think Lucy stands on its own.

I guess Lucille, but I would prefer just Lucy.

I don't really like any of those "full names". I prefer Lucy as a given name. The only other related name I like is Lucia.

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Lucinda.

Lucy, Luciana

My fist choice would be Lucinda. It's wistfully beautiful and graceful. Lucille would be my second choice. It is graceful, as well, but it doesn't seem as amiable a name as Lucinda.

Lucille.

Luciana for me, but Lucinda in your list. :)

Lucille.

Lucretia - Lucille is cutesy and Lucinda reminds me of Lucinda Handwriting and the name I hate - Linda. Lucretia is gorgeous, though I prefer Lucrezia.

Of those, Lucille. Although I find Lucinda the prettiest, it might be too pretty. I also like Lucia and Lucilla.

Lucretia

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Of those, Lucille, definitely. Otherwise, Lucasta.

Lucretia.

Lucinda but I really don't care for it much. Lucy is perfect, imo.

I would cheat and say "none of the above, you should have named me Lucia."

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Lucilla.

Lucille.

Lucille.

I prefer Lucille.

Lucinda...I just like it best of the three...Lucille is too Lucille Ball comedy thing. Lucretia I think of an older African American lady..which is fine but I'm not an older African American lady so, I wouldn't want that name. Lucinda seems like a confident, powerful, name too.

I would definetly would pick Lucinda. My reasons behind this are: number 1. Lucretia sounds like secretion, number 2. Lucille reminds me of Lucy from I love Lucy and I'm not too fond of her.

Lucille.

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Lucinda has bad associations, and there is something about the sound of Lucretia I find off putting also. Lucy is cute as a button, though.

Of those, Lucinda. It's nice but I find it a bit harsh. Lucille is okay but a little hickish, sorry. I cannot stand Lucretia. I'd prefer Lucia (said loo-SEE-ah), Luciana (said loo-see-AH-nah), Lucasta or Lucienne, though.