Re: Sidney (m)?
in reply to a message by zoopeht
I'm quite fond of Sidney, which I consider completely masculine.
Sidney Albert
Sidney Algernon
Sidney Aloysius
Sidney Ambrose
Sidney Arthur
Sidney August
Sidney Augustus
Sidney Bartholomew
Sidney Bertram
Sidney Carl
Sidney Casper
Sidney Charles
Sidney Clarence
Sidney Clive
Sidney Edward
Sidney Elmer
Sidney Eustace
Sidney Felix
Sidney Frederick
Sidney Gareth
Sidney George
Sidney Gerard
Sidney Giles
Sidney Graham
Sidney Homer
Sidney Hubert
Sidney Hugh
Sidney Hugo
Sidney Jasper
Sidney Jerome
Sidney Jethro
Sidney Julian
Sidney Julius
Sidney Laurence
Sidney Lemuel
Sidney Leopold
Sidney Louis
Sidney Lucas
Sidney Lucian
Sidney Lucius
Sidney Miles
Sidney Milo
Sidney Oliver
Sidney Oscar
Sidney Pascal
Sidney Paul
Sidney Peter
Sidney Porfirio
Sidney Ralph
Sidney Raphael
Sidney Roald
Sidney Robert
Sidney Rufus
Sidney Rupert
Sidney Thomas
Sidney Ulrich
Sidney Vergil
Sidney Wilbur
Sidney William
Sidney Albert
Sidney Algernon
Sidney Aloysius
Sidney Ambrose
Sidney Arthur
Sidney August
Sidney Augustus
Sidney Bartholomew
Sidney Bertram
Sidney Carl
Sidney Casper
Sidney Charles
Sidney Clarence
Sidney Clive
Sidney Edward
Sidney Elmer
Sidney Eustace
Sidney Felix
Sidney Frederick
Sidney Gareth
Sidney George
Sidney Gerard
Sidney Giles
Sidney Graham
Sidney Homer
Sidney Hubert
Sidney Hugh
Sidney Hugo
Sidney Jasper
Sidney Jerome
Sidney Jethro
Sidney Julian
Sidney Julius
Sidney Laurence
Sidney Lemuel
Sidney Leopold
Sidney Louis
Sidney Lucas
Sidney Lucian
Sidney Lucius
Sidney Miles
Sidney Milo
Sidney Oliver
Sidney Oscar
Sidney Pascal
Sidney Paul
Sidney Peter
Sidney Porfirio
Sidney Ralph
Sidney Raphael
Sidney Roald
Sidney Robert
Sidney Rufus
Sidney Rupert
Sidney Thomas
Sidney Ulrich
Sidney Vergil
Sidney Wilbur
Sidney William