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I really like it. There are some innuendoes that could give someone named Cherry a hard time, but to be honest there is always a way for people to annoy someone. I knew a Juliet, perfectly fine name, who was asked weekly where Romeo was.

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Cherry Juliette, coincidentally, is a pretty combo. She can go by CJ.

It's fine as a nickname for Cheryl but more like a female pet name on its own.

It's bland for full name but it's fine for nickname for Cheryl.

It's bland for full name but it's fine for nickname for Cheryl.

Its a ok nickname but not as a full name.

Seems way too loaded with all kinds of connotations - ranging from merely tacky, to revoltingly distasteful, depending on the sensibilities and experience of the beholder ... but definitely unsuitable, for it to be thought a good and dignified name for a baby or girl, in real life, where I live, in the present time.

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Might be the perfect pseud for certain sorts of characters to adopt.

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I like it in theory - like, if it didn't have tacky connotations, and referred to a plant/flower rather than a fruit, etc. I like the sound and shape of it as a name, and can appreciate it as one given in other contexts.

Okay as a nickname but not on its own.

Cherries are delicious, but this as a name is not.

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However, I only like it as a NN for Cheryl.

I like cherries.

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The concept of Cherry as a name is, well, ugh.

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Cheryl and Sherry are both reasonable names that are much nicer.

I've only ever known one, and in her case it was a nn for Cheryl, which I pronounce Sheryl. So, slightly confused! One of my very favourite fruits, but not a name I'd ever consider using or even taking seriously.

I can taste it and like it. It’s very unexpected

It’s a nice fruit, but a terrible name. I prefer Charity or Cherie.

Don't really like it

I’ve loved it since first watching The Outsiders when I was a kid.