Moon Unit

Heavenly Hirani Tiger Lily

Jock and Jill (private parts protectors/sporty chap and unit of liquid measurement)
Jess and Jesse (leg straps for a trained bird)
Jane and Joe (random chick/bloke)

mmmmmph come on, somone else, i have another...

*stretches arm up so higharmpit strain is acquired*

nfl players:

Lawyer
King
Early
Colt
Rocky
Beanie
Guy
Bear
Frosty
Bishop
Captain
Major
Atari

Clay
Marshall
Kirk (Scottish for church)
Abbey
Anise
Rob
Miles
Tyler
Jimmy
Pat
Demi
Glen
Dale
Rich
Rider
Nick
Gene
Mark

[liquidmeasurenerd] Isn't it Gill? Not Jill? Or are both spellings OK? [/liquidmeasurenerd]


Sent by thought transference

Only known gill here. As a measurement I mean.
I've seen jill used as a term for girl though.

I've decided not to play fast and loose with the children I know who have nouns as names.
Ocean, Breeze, Storm, Harbour, Fox etc
Trying to think more of names with other meanings. In English.

True. I wanted Felicity but it seems a cop-out.

Jimmy? To open something.

Are we allowed slang?

In which case: Herbert.


As in 'spotty little herbert'

you got it. convenient way to dump a J sometimes

by "here" do you mean personally? because it's in the Oxford (among other dictionaries) and i've been plsying it in Scrabble since I could pull tiles from a bag.

But it is also a device used to protect female hockey players from cunt-pucks. (not given as a definition in the dictionary, though)

Jimmy's a good one.


Charlie
Shelly
Patsy

This is names that are also words, not random words that some moron decided to call their offspring.;)

from presidential politics...

Mitt (glove)
Albert (watch chain)
Jimmy (crowbar)

Lee (something to so with the sheltered side -I could look it up, but I remember the rats moving Mrs. frisby's house into the lee of the wind..... or something)

Albert not accepted in Scrabble, don't know about other games

it is in the shorter oxford, though, so should be.....