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My neighbor's name. Because I think she's pretty great, liking the name trails behind that. Always though it vaguely cute, though, now it just has more moxie.
It's cute, but I prefer it as a name on its own. Could it work as a nickname for Pelagia?
I like it a lot: never met one, the world is full of Maggie (yawn) and Margie (yuck) people, but I'd really like to.
BTW, in South Africa anyway, Margie is pronounced with a G, not a J. All the references to it, that I've ever seen, give it the J sound as in margarine; which I find counter-intuitive.
BTW, in South Africa anyway, Margie is pronounced with a G, not a J. All the references to it, that I've ever seen, give it the J sound as in margarine; which I find counter-intuitive.
Horrendous.
So cute and spunky!
I’m surprised so many people seem to dislike it, it seems perfectly harmless to me.
I’m surprised so many people seem to dislike it, it seems perfectly harmless to me.
This message was edited 7/6/2024, 6:45 PM
It's cute I guess but I find it a bit icky.
Definitely one of the worst nicknames for Margaret. It sounds so... old. And unnervingly close to "piggy".
I used to hate it, but now I think it's super cute! I feel like any character who is called Peggy has pluck and determination in spades, so that really shines the name up for me. It's a retro spitfire sort of name, and I like that.
It's ok
It's very cute and delightfully retro.