Sentence examples for nickname name from inspiring English sources

Tavi — A unisex Hebrew nickname name associated with young fashion blogger/actress Tavi Gevinson.

Move over, Jack Hankk is the newest traditional nickname name for boys.

A nickname name that goes back to Dolley (sic) Madison, it was modernized by Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell for one of their twin girls.

One Direction's Louis Tomlinson and partner Briana Jungwirth jumped on the British bandwagon when they chose the nickname name that's the 20th most popular name in England.

Olympic swimming champ Michael Phelps' joy at the birth of his first son is obvious in the choice of the upbeat nickname name Boomer.

A warm, friendly nickname name that British parents seem to be riveted by; it's the number 36 name in England and Wales and number 41 in Scotland.

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Jack and Lisa Osbourne gave two of their three daughters nickname names ― perhaps inspired by their grandad Ozzie (born John).

It's also associated with the liberated heroine of "A Doll's House," dear to the hearts of feminists, and makes a perfect choice for the parent looking for a no-nickname name.

Her double-nickname name feels more currently U.K. than U.S. Millie alone is number 10 in Scotland, 26 in England and Wales, and number 436 on the Social Security list.

A blogger apparently nicknamed named him "President Obeef" because of his well-documented penchant for cheeseburgers.