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I love it, and it's meaning..."curly"
Crispin Alexander
Crispin John
Crispin Augustus
I'd use it as a middle name though, and maybe with a more latinate variant... Severus Crispinus, perhaps?

I go with RoxStar it does sound crunchy.
Its ok but I wouldn't pick it.

Crispin Crunchy! ),_

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Crispin is lovely!

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Crispin Emil
Crispin Willis
Crispin Ronald
Crispin William
Crispin Edward
Crispin Victor
Crispin Warren
Crispin Artur
Crispin Willard
Crispin Alfonso
Crispin Ken
Crispin Will
Crispin Brian
Crispin Seamus
Crispin Donald
Crispin Richard
Crispin Jasper
Crispin Dashiell
Crispin Milo
Crispin Leo
Crispin Oliver
Crispin Oscar
Crispin Atticus
Crispin Boris
Crispin Zeus
Crispin Aleksandr
Crispin Zechariah
Crispin Brogan
Crispin Yoav

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Reminds me of Crispin Glover. Or a breakfast cereal. It's okay, but it's not one of my favorite names.

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Crispin Matthew
Crispin David
Crispin Howard
Crispin Edward
Crispin Nathaniel
Crispin Victor
Crispin Michael
Crispin Jeffrey
Crispin Thomas
Crispin Timothy
Crispin James

Crispin Alexandre
Crispin Alexei
Crispin Ambrose
Crispin Elias
Crispin Elliott
Crispin Evander
Crispin Ferdinand
Crispin Finnian
Crispin Jude
Crispin Julian
Crispin Leander
Crispin Louis
Crispin Matteo
Crispin Michael
Crispin Miles
Crispin Nikolai
Crispin Olivier (o-lee-VYAY)
Crispin Ossian
Crispin René
Crispin Renaldo
Crispin Roderick
Crispin Sylvester
Crispin Theodore
Crispin Valentine
Crispin Valerius

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I really love Crispin.

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Crispin Aldo
Crispin Alfred
Crispin Arthur
Crispin Charles
Crispin Elmer
Crispin Edward
Crispin Felix
Crispin Ferdinand
Crispin Frederick
Crispin Geoffrey
Crispin George
Crispin Gerald
Crispin Giles
Crispin Giorgio
Crispin Godfrey
Crispin Guy
Crispin Harvey
Crispin Homer
Crispin Howard
Crispin Hugh
Crispin Hugo
Crispin Ivo
Crispin Ivor
Crispin Jerome
Crispin Jethro
Crispin Jude
Crispin Laszlo
Crispin Lazaro
Crispin Lazarus

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Maybe as a middle name.

Crispin is certainly a rare name, I think! There is an actor called Crispin. I think this name is good as a mn.

I like it - always makes me think of Shakespeare's Henry V speech before Agincourt.
The name feels - well, crisp, and has a fresh, modern feel because it hasn't been overused.
It's meaning makes me avoid it though - am very unlikely to ever produce a curly-haired kid!

It's alright. Sounds like "Crispy", though. Potential teasing nickname from other kids with that.

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Crispin Alexander came to mind.