Chris Yen Tze-ching is a Hong Kong martial artist and actress. She is the younger sister of the actor Donnie Yen. She was noted for her roles in the films Protégé de la Rose Noire, Adventures of Johnny Tao: Rock Around the Dragon, and Give 'Em Hell, Malone.
Chris Kyle was an American sniper, husband and father. A Navy SEAL, he is widely regarded as the greatest sniper in American history. His book, “American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History” was a New York Times bestseller, and the subsequent movie, “American Sniper”, was made in his honor.
Chris Hadfield is a retired astronaut from Canada who has flown two Space Shuttle missions and served as commander of the International Space Station. He is such a humble yet fascinating person. My favorite astronaut.
I like this name and the names it is derived from (Christopher, Christine, Christina, Christian, etc.) but it is extremely common where I am from, so sadly I probably won't be able to use it in the future.
Cannot believe that Chris/Cristine Weston Chandler also known as 'Chris-chan' hasn't been mentioned. I know its an iffy time mentioning it but when I hear the name 'Chris' I think about him. And I also think about Chris 'oney' O'Neill, too.
Chris Hansen is a celebrity best known for hosting the popular TV Show called "To Catch a Predator".
― Anonymous User 6/12/2021
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Name for a large middle aged bloke with no hair with a deep voice and sweeps the streets. Probably drinks a lot and sits on their sofa watching Sky Sports on TV.
It's not a bad name, but it's not my favourite name either. I feel like it's very overused.I like this name for both genders, but mainly girls :>Please don't attack me for this. This is just my opinion.
― Anonymous User 5/7/2021
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Ben and Chris are my favorite nicknames for a boy! :)
Hailing from the heart of Dallas, Texas, Christopher Bryan Harrison is a television host for the romantic dating show, The Bachelor, and its spin-offs, including the Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise.
― Anonymous User 1/26/2021
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Surprised nobody mentioned Chris Tomlin-- CHECK HIM OUT, HE'S THE BESST!
― Anonymous User 12/8/2020
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Chris Pine is an American actor. One of his most famous roles is James T. Kirk from the Star Trek reboot (2009-2016).
Chris Doran (real name Christopher Doran) is an Irish singer who represented his country in 2004 Eurovision with "If My World Stopped Turning". He automatically qualified due to Mickey Harte's Top 10 placing the previous. He did not duplicate this success however, not cracking the Top 10.
Chris is a good unisex name, a little masculine for women. I think Chris is a good nickname for tomboys with names like Christine, Christina, Christiana, etc! For a boy, it’s absolutely great! Even as a full name, but I do prefer it as a nickname for Christopher or Christian. Chris is good for girls too!
― Anonymous User 1/19/2019
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In 2018, 49 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Chris* who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 413th most common male first name for living U.S. citizens. *as a first name, not a nickname.
― Anonymous User 10/15/2018
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Chris Corner was a founding member of the trip hop band Sneaker Pimps and is now active with his solo project IAMX.
I'm very surprised no one has mentioned Chris Cornell, the lead singer of the band Soundgarden. Aside from that, we was also the singer in the bands Audioslave and Temple of the Dog.
Chris is the name of a Sonic the Hedgehog character from the show: Sonic X. If you can add that Chris is a character from Sonic X, I would appreciate that. Thank you.
I know A LOT of Chris's and they all have different personalities. One of them is a HUGE player, one of them is super funny and sweet, another is just a popular jerk. The other is an immature kid. And another is a weird guy who thinks he's funny, but he is just annoying. I will say all of the Chris's I know have a sense of humor, not all funny but most are.
Too overused! Some variations are Crys, Kriss, Kris, Cris, Krys, Kryss and Cryss if you like this name try those names instead and DON'T USE CHRISTOPHER- WAY TOO OVERUSED!
I like this name, even though it's so dull and overused.
― Anonymous User 7/5/2016
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Please, avoid this name. It's hideously overused and I already know like a million Chris's so it's becoming too used and redundant.
― Anonymous User 7/5/2016
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A character in two short stories by K. A. Cook is called Chris. They are nonbinary - that means they are neither female nor male.
― Anonymous User 6/27/2016
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I like this as a full name for a girl. I'm not sure why. I think I tend to like one syllable unisex names on girls.
― Anonymous User 5/20/2016
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Okay, I usually hate over-used names, but Christopher/Chris is my top name for a guy, and I even love Christina/Chris/Christie it for a girl. My first child, whether boy or girl, is getting some form of this name. I do know a ton of people named Chris, but I still love the classic and somehow still fresh feel of this name. It's kind of inexplicable. I just love it.
This name IS too common but I like it a lot. It does sound very masculine though.
― Anonymous User 2/28/2016
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Ugh, I hate this name, it's too common!
― Anonymous User 2/28/2016
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Ok, this name is way too common.
― Anonymous User 2/12/2016
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Though this name is extremely common I still like it because it sounds cool and masculine, but horrible on females.
― Anonymous User 2/12/2016
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Once, the teacher at school was talking about a Chris (or Cris, or Kris, I don't know.) who was the mother of somebody at school. The children were like "Hahaha! Chris for a girl!".
It's alright but it's way too common, if your name is Christopher wouldn't you rather go by Topher?
― Anonymous User 5/11/2015
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I noticed that Chris is too common for guys but not so much for girls. It seems as if though younger women named either Christine or Christina prefer being called either Chrissy or Christy to avoid being teased. It's somewhat common for older women using that name. Your thoughts?
This name derives from Christ (Jesus}. Christ is Greek word meaning the person who takes the chrism, unction. The name Christopher derives from the Greek words: ΧΡΙΣΤΟ-ΦΕΡΩΝ=to carry, transport the Christ.
I have 4 famous people with the name Chris-1) An awesome bass player from the band Yes named Chris Squire. I love the fish and I love what he does in Close to the Edge and Tempus Fugit.2) A cool drummer who was with SRV and in Arc Angles Chris Layton. You have to love the hairdoo. LOL(^.^)3) An actor Chris Kattan. Love him in the Saturday Night Live skit "A Night At the Roxbury". And Love the Movie too "A Night At The Roxbury" He played Doug Butabi in that one. The Brother of Steve Butabi (Will Ferle)4) And Chris Tucker... All I have to Say is "DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS THAT ARE COMING OUT OF MY MOUTH"
― Anonymous User 10/8/2010
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Although it's overused, boring, and dull, I can't help but smile every time I hear this name.
I think this an awesome nickname. :) It's classic and has this cool kind of feeling too it. I actually don't know very many guys named Chris, so I guess the reason why I like it so much is that it isn't so 'overused' where I live.
― Anonymous User 9/28/2009
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The name Chris is used as a male name in the Netherlands where it is a short form of Christiaan (Dutch form of Christian), Christoffel (Dutch form of Christopher) or Christophe (French form of Christopher). [noted -ed]
Chris Lightfellow, a character from Suikoden III, is the official bearer of the True Water Rune and Captain of the Zexen Knights. Some of her other titles include: Silver Maiden, White Knight, Silver-haired Demon, and Goddess of Death.
I know someone named Chris, & my cousin Casey (and I) just love to nickname him. From Cris, Kris, Chrissy, Criss, Crissi, Krisey, they all spell in odd ways but read as Chris or Chrissy. But HE likes Crissi best.
Gosh, there are no words to how utterly fed up I am with this nickname. It is SO common and it has been SO overused. It's almost tragically boring and unoriginal. Plus, it makes me think of rather unpleasant people.
One famous bearer of this name is Chris Barnes, the former vocalist of Cannibal Corpse, an American metal band. Right now, he is the vocalist for Six Feet Under.
I personally love the name Chris, though lots of people use it. I think that when people try to change its spelling it makes it less nice. After all, there has to be at least one name that tons of people have, right?
Chris Rice and Chris Tomlin are Christian music artists.
― Anonymous User 11/11/2006
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It's the name of Piper Haliwell's second son on the TV show Charmed and in my opinion it's a little overused. But hey if it suits a child it's lovely but in my class of 22 there were 6 boys called chris and 4 girls also so like I say it can be overused.