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I like Lucy. I plan to use it for a dog one day, if I ever get a female dog. It would be nice on a little girl though, too.

I'm not very fond of Lucy.

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I wouldn't consider it for a full name but it's quite nice as a nn. A good full version of "Lucy" would be Lucinda.

I love Lucy, and it's a family name for me (my grandmother's middle name, and her mother's name) so it's a contender in the future. :)

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I prefer Lucy as a full name on its own, and actually don't like it as a nn for Lucille since it's historically the other way around anyway!

I really enjoy Lucy. It is classy and fun. I considered this for my daughter but my parents have a dog named Lucy so my husband and I passed on it. :(

Gettin way popular imo. I prefer it as full name personally

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Lucy's lovely; I prefer Lucie as a nickname.

I really adore it, and it on the list of consideration for this baby if Fable doesn't fit. The only problem is that my grandmother-in-law has a beagle dog named Lucy...

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I personally would use it as a full name, but I love it as a nickname for Lucille too.

I love it. I prefer it as a full name, as I like it much more than Lucille, and more than Lucinda.

I like it. It's cute.
I might like to see it as a shortening of Lucretia. Lucretia is a family name. I suppose it could also be short for Lucinda.

I like it as full name. It's a good name - getting very popular here. I know at least two people with daughters called Lucy.

I love it! I think its gorgeous on its own or as a nickname for Lucille.

I think it's fine as a full name, it is legit as such, and I prefer it to Lucille, Lucinda, etc.
It's plain and sophisticated at once, and overall quite an appealing name.

I like it as a full name. I don't think I've ever met a Lucy that I didn't like. They're usually quite bubbly and gregarious.

I especially love it. Lucy Caroline is a flawless combo.

It's okay, it sounds like an aunt-like person to me. Picturing it on a little kid is a bit difficult but I think it would be a cute name for a baby. I prefer it as a full name; I don't like Lucinda, Lucille, etc. nn Lucy. Although I do prefer Lucia to Lucy; that's what I would name the baby if it were me.

I really don't like Lucy. It's not technically a bad name, but I find it hopelessly whiny and insufferable. Far too twee for my liking.

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It doesn't make sense to me that Lucy would be a nickname for, say, Lucinda or Lucille or whatever, considering they're all elaborations/diminutives of Lucia, not the other way around. And Lucia is just the Latinate form of Lucy, anyway. I think I'd rather see Lucy NN Lucilla, not Lucilla NN Lucy.

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(Actually, now that I think about it, I kind of like Lucinda, despite its frills.)

I like the name Lucy; it's cute, but at the same not too youthful. I was also almost named this.

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However, I may slightly prefer it as a nickname to Lucille.

It has really been growing on me lately. I prefer it as a full name.