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I love Clementine

I love it and would use it! My favorite nns are Cleo, Emmy, and Minnie.

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It's a GP for me, Not sure if I could disassociate it from "Oh my DAAAARLIN' Clementine". But I think it's old fashioned and darling and poetic, so I love it!

It has grown on me. But unfortunately Clementine is one of those names I can see as going from edgy to trendy in a few short years.

I love Clementine, but I wouldn't probably use it. I would love to see it out there though and I think it is a bit underrated. I would only suggest Tina as a nickname. Not sure about any others.

Love it! Maybe Tina, Clia, Mina or Menti?

I love Clementine! It's very sweet and crisp. I think everyone else covered all the NN's.

its cute.
Clemmy, Em, Emmy, and Tiny are the only nns that immediately come to mind

I've gone off her recently, although I do find her sweet.

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NN ideas: Clem, Clemmie/ Clemmy, Minnie, Minty, Tina.

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Although Tina only works if you pronounce it ending in ~teen, which I do.

I adore Clementine. Winston Churchill called his wife Clemmie. Other than that: Tina (if you're using the British pronunciation), Cleo, Clem-o, Nettie, Clemence, Clemenza, Lemon, C / Cece?

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But really, as adorable as Clementine is, how could you call her anything other than Clementine?

This message was edited 2/5/2009, 6:09 PM

To me, Clementine sounds like a very "young" name. I think Clementine would be cute when the person is a child, but as they get older, it would become less nice (imo).

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Nicknames...

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Tiny (lol)
Clemmy (more of a playful one rather than a serious nn)
Clemen
Menny

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Okay, I really don't know XD

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I really like it.

I prefer Clymnestra, but i don't think they are related.
My cousins had a cat named Clementine and they called her Clem, Clemmie, Mimi, and Tina.
Like any of those?