Frank

To be Frank with you, I don't like the name Frank.

Extremely outdated.

I’ve always wanted to answer the phone with this name. “Hey, it’s Frank” just sounds badass.

Horrible.

Sounds a little dirty and old, but not bad.

The name of the day today. I picture a cool guy, not easily annoyed.

I love the meaning of Frank, honest! Sounds like the name of a humble, inquisitive person.

I was very surprised to learn that this is considered an old man's name in the United States. In the UK it is an uncommon name without much association, but it is increasingly popular as a baby name. Being a teenager myself my best mate is called Frank and he was never bullied or made fun of for having an "old" or "common" name.

Frank is an old man's name. It should be left in the past, along with Fred and Barney.

I prefer Frank as a legal name rather than nickname for Franklin as it's very common to do so. In my opinion, this is a handsome name that fits men of all ages. It's just too associated with the negative personality.

This name is ok but it seems too common like Bob or Robert. The name Franny, a good nickname for it, or Francisco, which is similar, are much better in my opinion.

Simple, yet strong masculine name! However, I do not like Franklin.

Strong, handsome name. I wouldn't hesitate to use it as a first or middle name>

This name is ugly and it stinks.

I like it for a ginger or red haired boy.

I like it. Good nickname for the stuffy Francis.

It is a great name.

I sort of like this name and I prefer it over Franklin. I don't like it on a girl. Frankie is better.

Frank is a strong, traditional boy's name. I love it!

My grandmother's cat's name was Frank, so every time I hear this name I think of a cute little fur baby.

Good name for a girl.

It’s very handsome, I really like it!

Frank's a nice name. Richard Nixon had a hedgehog called Frank.

I named my son Frank and he is only five as of now and he has received nothing but compliments for this name.

Frank is a name that I personally like as it is a shorter and more straight forward variation to the name Francis. Although,
I do love Francis as a first name as well.

I'm not too fond of the name myself but I don't think it's a bad name. Not really getting the hate for it or why some people think someone would be bullied for having this name. If I was a boy I would rather my name be Frank than Aden, Kaden, Brayden, and all those other trendy childish boy names you hear today.

Frank, hmm... I like the short and precise sound that rings clearly in my ears. It is, in my opinion, a name that could have the potential for regaining some momentum in the upcoming decade or two from now.

To me, Frank is an old man's name and sounds hard and ugly, but Frankie might be cute for certain girls or a really young boy, say around 2-6 years old.

An ugly old man name. Please spare your child from this awful name, even if it is a family name your son won't like or want it.

This was my old bulldog's name. I don't think it would be a bad name on a person though. It would take a somewhat masculine guy to pull it off, but it's definitely a charming classic!

This is my brother's name and he hates it.

Frank is an awesome name. I like Frank as a name on its own and it sounds masculine. Frank is used in fiction a lot (Frank Drebbin from Naked Gun, Frank Spencer from Some Mother Do 'Ave Em, Private Frank Pike from Dad's Army) and it isn't hard to see why. Would like to see a young Frank one day (Most I know are at least 60).

I love this name. We gave our 4th son this name and haven't regretted it. We've only come to love it more. He's two now and I love that it's uncommon, yet everyone has heard of it and knows how to spell it. We call him Frankie as well.

Like others, this name reminds me of an older guy.

I can't stand this name. It sounds nasty and makes me think of a hotdog, on top of all that I just can't picture it on a child. It makes me think of an 80 year old grandfather with a walking stick!

I find the name Frank cute, handsome, dignified, respectable, classy, strong and very masculine. Overall, it's a fantastic name! I LOVE THE NAME FRANK! :-)

Grandma's middle name was Frances and her brother's first name was Francis (he went by franny) he named his first son eugene francis which happens to be a fave cousin of mine. I gave birth to twins and named one Francis Eugene and the other Dahlton Edward. I want my boy to go by Frankie as a kid and Frank as an adult. It is so strong and versatile! I hope he loves his name, I have been trying to find out how men named Frank feel about their name. Any Franks out there I would love to hear your opinions.

Frank is my son's middle name. We chose it in honor of his grandfather, no other reason. I hear the name 'Frankie' more often than 'Frank,' and usually the bearer of that name has a Brooklyn accent. Love it!

Frank was my Grandfather's first name and is my brothers middle name. While some may say it's old fashioned, if I have a son I wouldn't hesitate to give him this name. I think it's a strong name, that unlike some of these strange 'modern' names will suit as well when they are an adult as a child, (though as a child would probably call him Frankie more often than not).

My father, the son of Italian immigrants, was named Francesco at birth, but has gone by Frank since he was a kid. I know a lot of people consider the name 'middle aged', but I think it's adorable. It reminds me of my father, one of the sweetest and most hardworking men I've ever met. My sister named her son Frank after our dad in 2007, but I would've probably given the name to my first son if she hadn't beat me to it. My nephew goes by Frankie, which could be one of the cutest nicknames ever :) and when the time comes, he'll have a mature and classic name to go by, unlike many of his peers. I think this name is definitely due for a revival!

I see absolutely nothing wrong with naming your little boy Frank, or Franklin, or Francis. I personally would really respect a parent who chose to give their son a name like this, especially in modern times with all these ridiculous and irritating names being given to children. Frankie makes an adorable nickname, too! It's really quite sad how all of these classic names have been dropping lower and lower in the charts. If you're considering naming your son Frank/Franklin/Francis, I say go for it! :)

I really like this name. It sounds very dignified and intelligent. I have a friend with this name who is around my age. I've known a number of other young guys named Frank, so I don't see it as old-fashioned at all. And I think Frank is better as a full name than as a nickname; if anything it's long been more common than Francis.

I think this would be a good name for a girl, if you thought of it as the word "Frank" as in "be Frank".

Frank is in the same family as names such as Henry, Frederick, and George. All classy and sophisticated names in my opinion. I'm tired of the fluffy names that have been so popular the past 5-8 years. It would be refreshing to see baby boys with good strong names.

Frank is not the right name for a little boy. It makes me think of an old grandad hobbling around with a walking stick.