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Alvin, Davin, Devin, Edvin, Elvin, Gavin, Irvin, Kelvin, Kevin, Melvin, Mervin and Tevin could be used as longer names for Vinny.
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All I can think of is "My Cousin Vinny".
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This is the cutest nickname ever! I actually used to prefer Vinnie in my past comment but I love this, actually.
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Son's name is Vincent, we call him both Vin and Vinny.
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Why not just Vin?
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Cute nickname for Vincent, I don’t really like Vinnie, it seems feminine and is similar to Winnie.
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My Vinny is such a sweet baby. He has strawberry blonde hair and hazel eyes. I think Vinny is the perfect name for him. His legal name is Vincent but at age 1 we call him Vinny. Most of the time people think his name is Benny which is also a really cute name.
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I prefer Vinnie.
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Internet guy "Vinny" founder of Vinesauce. With Joel, they make up the most popular creators in the site.
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Heck yeah. I'm a big fan of Vincent- it was almost going to be my name if I had been born a man.
Vinny may be the easiest nickname to make out of it, but it's strong.
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Vinny may be the easiest nickname to make out of it, but it's strong.
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I honestly see this as more of a feminine name than a masculine one for some reason. I sure hope I'm not the only one.
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I've also heard this used as a girl's name, as a diminutive of Lavinia.
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Vinny was given to 52 baby boys born in the US in 2012 as a full name.
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Vincenzo "Vinny" Guadagnino from Jersey Shore.
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Vincent "Vinny Gorgeous" Basciano-- is an American mobster and acting boss of the Bonanno crime family.
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Since this is a stereotypical Italian-American name, I find this name to be quite boring. It always seems to go to the mobster in movies.
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Since Apple and Rainbow are such stereotypical Flower-Child names, I find them quite boring. They always seem to go to the Hippie in movies.
Bananarama, you have such a conventional image. Basically any Italian (-American) name will be typecast as "Mobster," or "Mafia," sadly. Especially nowadays, since the stereotypical amount is growing regarding "Mob" titles. It is something you must get over. Vinny is a strong name. Any boy should be proud to bear it. Unlike the unfortunate growth in August... eep.
A morsel of information:
Though a bit unpopular in the USA, Vinny is in good company in Italy, where it is a name of plenty and numbers. Largely in Southern Italy, where "Vincenzo" is used in substantially.
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Bananarama, you have such a conventional image. Basically any Italian (-American) name will be typecast as "Mobster," or "Mafia," sadly. Especially nowadays, since the stereotypical amount is growing regarding "Mob" titles. It is something you must get over. Vinny is a strong name. Any boy should be proud to bear it. Unlike the unfortunate growth in August... eep.
A morsel of information:
Though a bit unpopular in the USA, Vinny is in good company in Italy, where it is a name of plenty and numbers. Largely in Southern Italy, where "Vincenzo" is used in substantially.
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