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Clyde is my grandfather's name, so I think of it purely as male. His name is Clyde Leroy. I don't particularly like Leroy though. Off the top of my head, Clyde Edmund or Clyde Ian sound nice.

1. LOL Um. I really dislike its phonetics, I would never think in a million years I would like it and still don't.

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2. Clyde Alexander
*snort* Clyde is so goofy LOL :P

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Ummm. It sounds very silly to me. Craig also sounds very silly.

A man whom I met on a dating site, have been talking to on the phone for quite some time, and am planning to meet in person is named Clyde. I actually thought about posting about the name because of him, but decided against it.
He's a great person, from what I can tell so far, but...no, I don't like his name. Not because of Bonnie and Clyde. I just don't like the sound of it.

It reminds me of a clydesdale (sp.?) horse. Not a bad association though. To be honest, I didn't even think of Bonnie and Clyde. I think I like Clyde. Unfortunately, my mind is completely void of thought right now and I can only think of Clyde Alexander as a combo. Personally, I would only use it on a boy.

I think it's cute. Love it on a girl! And Clydesdale horses are so sweet.

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Clyde Violet
Clyde Lillian
Clyde Vorena

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Clyde Mercury
Madison Clyde
Clyde Henry

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I don't really know that much about Bonnie and Clyde, I wouldn't worry about that association.

Eh, it's okay. I always think of Clydesdales, so that ruins the name somewhat for me. Also, color me surprised that it's listed for both genders. I would never have thought of it for a girl (and I'm not fond of it).

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I actually think I'd like it best as a middle name because of it's sound. I was trying out combos, and the flow was much easier with it in the middle name spot.

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William Clyde
Andrew Clyde
Emerson Clyde
Edward Clyde
Clyde Evander
Clyde Maxwell
Clyde Lawrence

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Normally I'd be able to think of more - Clyde is hard to pair!

To me, Clyde is the former Premier of Newfoundland(Can.), Clyde Wells.But that's strictly personal, Never thought of Bonnie and Clyde!

Definitely boy only.

Personally, I just can't get past the Bonnie and Clyde association, it's just to obvious and well-known. Morality seems to be quite important for you, would you really want to give your child the name of a famous efferate criminal?
Otherwise, it wouldn't be a bad name just from the point of view of the sound.
Clyde Edward or Clyde Edmund could work. Or, as a mn, Jospeh Clyde and Alexander Clyde. It's really too weird to contemplate on a girl.