There is not one, but TWO songs by Polish britpop band Myslovitz, containing the name: "Peggy Sue nie wyszła za mąż" (means "Peggy Sue did not get married") and "Peggy Brown". You're welcome.
Peggy Ann Freeman (1945 – 1979), known professionally as Donyale Luna, was an American model and actress who gained popularity in Western Europe during the late 1960s. Generally cited as "the first Black supermodel", Luna was the first African-American model to appear on the cover of the British edition of Vogue, in March 1966.
― Anonymous User 5/14/2024
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Honestly, just kind of odd to name your kid this; it sounds kind of silly.
Peggy Rockman Napaljarri (also known as Peggy Yalurrngali Rockman Napaljarri) is a Warlpiri-speaking Indigenous artist from Australia's Western Desert region. Since first learning painting through an adult education course in 1986, Peggy Rockman has painted particular 'dreamings', including Ngatijirri (budgerigar), Warna (snake), Laju and Ngarlu. Her work is in the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria and the Art Gallery of New South Wales. She has co-written Yimikirli: Warlpiri Dreamings and Histories, a collection of texts in the Warlpiri language with English translations.
I absolutely adore the name Peggy it is kinda like the names Maggie, Sally,and Molly where when you just hear the name it sounds like a child but when you think about it could work for someone of any age. Also Peggy Schulyer is so sweet and one of my fav characters in Hamilton. Then don’t even get me started about Peggy Carter who is total boss and so smart and dedicated and determined. I know by reading the previous comments that the name Peggy clearly isn’t everyone’s cup of tea but if you are thinking of naming your child Peggy I deeply encourage you to do so because they will have a very beautiful,strong and classy name!
― Anonymous User 9/5/2021
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I don’t hate it, but I don’t love it. It is like half-cute and half-silly.
This name reminds me of Peggy Carter from Captain America lol. This is the reason I LOVE this name! Peggy was very cool and I might even name my child Peggy or Margret (Margret was her real name).
My name is Peggy. For one, it is hard to write two 'g's and one 'y' symmetrically, in cursive writing. Second, I was called names as a child and now that I am older I am called Miss Peggy (out of respect). My first ballet teacher was Peggy Ann Garner, who won an academy award as a child. My name means "Pearl." As a Christian I know Jesus said, "The Kingdom of God is like a great PEARL, whereby a man would sell all that he had to buy that pearl." I have and wear pearls! Over the years, I have made it my goal to 'deserve' my name and be a PEARL of great price by trying to be a better person than I was yesterday. SO when people call me Peggy, in fact, they are calling me A PEARL OF GREAT PRICE, and THAT is a compliment!
My partner really likes the name Margaux Victoria. I do really like it, it's just a little grown up for a baby and toddler in my opinion. Peggy is really growing on me for a nickname and I think it sounds very London if that makes sense.
Peggy P-Pal was one of the seventeen PBS P-head characters that aired from 1993 to 1999. The P-Pals were shown during breaks between children's shows. Peggy wore a hat with a flower sticking out of it and drove around in a little red convertible.
The sound of it is instantly repulsive to me. It’s rude to carry a child for nine months and then name them something so close to the word ‘piggy’ or that sounds like a great name for a sex toy.
People who don't like my name are jealous. My name is Peggy. I am 39 so it's not real common and that is one reason why I love it! I think women with the name Peggy are kind, beautiful, smart, and talented. Peggy means pearl and pearls are beautiful and precious. I am actually pretty good looking and I am a talented singer and writer. I am a little overweight from having kids and a medical condition but my handsome husband loves me the way I am. You can check out my blog at plpwrites.com
My mother, who was born in the 50's, is a Peggy. Her mother went for trendy names when she named her children. I don't know if she's ever expressed loving her name, and I think at times in her life she wished she had been named Margaret instead, but I love the name because I associate it with my mother, who is the emotionally strongest person I know. It's very different, and that's why I like it.
Okay, long story short. Margaret to Peggy. "Margaret> Meg> Meggy> Peggy". Yes my actual name is Peggy Sue D****! And yes, everyone thinks they are original when they break out in a chorus of the Buddy Holly song. I was sometimes called Piggy. I wasn't heavy although I am 5'10". Kids will change anyone's name into something else if it gets a laugh or embarrassed someone & they only had to change the E to an I. I never took it personally, besides you have to get a little toughened up in the world. I like my name! It's been the start of many interesting conversations.
I don’t really like this nickname much. It doesn’t age that well.
― Anonymous User 6/27/2019
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My aunt is a Peggy. She's an adorable person. People teased her about the name Peggy, calling her "piggy". Bullies are stupid. In my opinion, her name is really cute. I prefer it to Margret.
The comment that it is unknown as to why Meggy; a reason that the original version of Peggy changed from an M to a P sound can be found in the fact that names can often move from a voiced initial consonant to an unvoiced one. Think of how the M sound begins; it's voiced, meaning that the vocal chords vibrate while the lips are forming the sound. P is exactly the same lip movement while beginning the sound; but it's unvoiced; the vocal chords don't get used to make the P sound. It's easier to say Peggy than Meggy so as language sometimes gets sloppy with time and certain sounds are pronounced less precisely so those kinds of changes slip in. Tolkien was a master at identifying these kinds of sound changes particularly in his mastery of Anglo Saxon and worked them into his 'natural' changes of words in the various elven languages he created.
In the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, Charlie Brown, while at summer camp, fell in love with a little girl named Peggy Jean. She later appeared in the 1992 animated special It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown.
Almost all the Peggys I have known have had a fun personality. They have been witty and energetic. I think a person’s name helps develop their personality. With names, don’t get carried away or go for boring.
The name on my birth certificate is Peggy Simpson. I grew up during the Simpson's era and Married with Children, so people would tease me, calling me Peggy Bundy or Marge Simpson. I am more like a Peggy Bundy though, sensual, easy going, earthy, sassy, giving, voluptuous but not heavy. I am 49 now, but I look younger than my age. My dad had the audacity to name me after his first love. They put my name on the birth certificate and then my dad told my mom the truth. That must have stung a lot. Anyhow. I got called Miss Peggy in school although I was skinny as a rail. I knew a few other Peggys, maybe two or three in my lifetime, and they were educated, congenial, strong, attractive, and highly responsible individuals. But now that I am planning to relocate and start a new job search, I am worried about age discrimination. I am thinking of using another name on my resume to avoid it, although I don't want to change my name. I don't like my middle name either. Should I legally change my name or should I start using a new nickname of my choosing? My research has shown that a resume is not a legal document but a marketing tool. We don't have to treat a resume the same as a formal job application.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce was an American actress, artist model and dancer. In addition to her performing career, Joyce was known for her flamboyant life, with numerous engagements, six marriages to wealthy men, subsequent divorces, a series of scandalous affairs, a collection of diamonds and furs, and her generally lavish lifestyle.
My legal name is PeggyAnn but then just became Peggy in school and most legal documents use Ann as my middle name. I hated the name growing up. I was teased so much as a child. Born in the 50's before Miss Piggy was popular but that didn't change the fact I was called Piggy. I think it's cruel to name a kid Peggy and glad to see it's not used anymore. I changed it to Margo as an adult. Then married a guy who was a Miko pronounced ME-KO. I liked the sound of it and kept it even after I divorced him.
I'm a young Peggy born in the 80s. I don't like my name, never really have. On my birth certificate it says Peggy not Margaret. I don't look like a pig nor do I look like or act like a pirate. I'm a beautiful Peggy. Most of my friends tell me they have aunt's or even great aunts with the name Peggy. I have personally never met another Peggy that's my age. People remember me because of my name. It's always a good conversation starter or icebreaker.
It looks like I'm in the minority here, but I like Peggy. I'm willing to admit that I may be slightly biased, however, since I personally knew and loved a Peggy Sue. I also know a Peggy Joy, and she's very nice. Every Peggy I've ever known is lovely. You seldom hear this name on little girls these days, and it would be refreshing to encounter among the sea of Madysyns and Teighlours.
My official birth name is Peggy, not Margaret. Like the "Margaret" who hates the name Peggy because she was teased with that name as a child, I have a similar problem in reverse. When my parents put me in a catholic school the teacher immediately referred to me as Margaret and there were 2 or 3 other Margarets already. When she refused to call me by my name I began to refuse to answer her. At 6 I already hated being called someone else's name. They did begin to call me by Peggy, but from grades 1-8 there are NO records of me ever going to grade school because they refused to change the records from Margaret.To this day I HATE when people ask if my name isn't really Margaret (like I don't know my own legal name). I hate just as much when people call me Peg. What's so difficult about 5 little letters?
Peggy (short for Margaret, which she's almost never called) Carter is a character in the marvel comics and movies. She's played by Haley Atwell in the films and starred in her own miniseries, Agent Carter, in 2015.
In the 19th century, when the name Margret first became popular, a group of scientists did a conductive study to determine if there were any similar traits between people with the same name. The study found that women with the name Margret were more likely to be obese than women with a different name. One Margret in particular was known as the fattest woman in the entire city of London. She became known as "Margret the Piggy". However, even then, people had the courtesy to not call her that to her face. Instead, they simply called her Peggy. And thus, the name spread throughout the earth and is still used for Margrets everywhere today.
Who can forget the adorable 1920's child star Baby Peggy, born Peggy-Jean Montgomery?
― Anonymous User 10/26/2011
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Peggy is not a name that should make a comeback. My mom's real name is Peggy and when she was in school, she caught a lot of grief over her name. (Grow up people)Second, I don't know they got Peggy out of Margaret considering they sound nothing alike and only share two letters. That's like giving the nickname Fred to someone named George.Third, people can't seem to spell Peggy correctly! It's one of the easiest names to spell.
Peggy is by far the most hideous nickname for Margaret possible. I don't even understand how people managed to get Peggy from Margaret - the only thing they have in common is the 'g' sound. Maybe I hate this name so much because being a Margaret I was teased with this nickname in grade school. Peggy should be banned as a name from the English language.
― Anonymous User 8/14/2008
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I have always found this name very ugly. It makes me think of pecking and pigs. It also brings to mind an obese, middle-aged or old redneck wife.
This name has grown on me, and now I really like it! It's old fashioned, in a good way, and spunky, too. I like it as a name on it's own, since Peggy would be kind of an obscure nickname for Margaret, I would think.
I like the Gaelic spelling - Peigi - better than Peggy. I think it is a much prettier spelling.
― Anonymous User 6/13/2007
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In medieval times, it was common to make pet forms of names by replacing the first letter of other pet forms. That's where we get Bob from Robert (Rob) and Dick from Richard (Rick). Meg is a pet form of Margaret. The M was replaced by a P, and the 'ie' sound added at the end. That's why Peggy's short for Margaret.
I've always known this is a nickname for Margaret but I've never known why. Where do they get Peggy from? :/
― Anonymous User 4/1/2006
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Peggy Sue is a famous Buddy Holly song.
― Anonymous User 12/16/2005
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Peggy Webster won the 2005 Youth National Championships in the 420 class, aided by Hannah Mills. She represented England at the ISAF Youth Worlds, coming 4th.