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Other less fortunate examples
include Catherine Nile (senile) and Emma Zee (easy).
Rachel Sole didn't get off lightly, either. Friends
of P. Yew might pinch their noses; W. Money may
boast a great Les Dennis impression, and a certain
M. People might feel "proud".
All these names have featured
on the UK births, marriages and deaths census
register in recent years.
"Picking a name for
your newborn requires that a parent considers
many different factors," said a representative
of BabyNames.co.uk. "As well as the obvious
factors such as name meaning and origin, there
is what we like to call the 'playground factor'
- any way in which names can be used negatively
and for teasing. These should be avoided where
possible."
Here is the full alphabetical
list of the best initial surname examples: (*
X and Z were too obscure, so BabyNames.co.uk staff
used their imaginations)
A. Nuss
B. Hives
C. Nile
D. Coy
E. Zee
F. Ert
G. Suss
H. Apple
I. Candy
J. Walker
K. Man
L. Bow
M. People
N. Dowd
O. Please
P. Yew (pinch nose while saying)
Q. Boyd
R. Sole
S. Tury
T. Pott
U. Pratt
V. Coll
W. Money (Les Dennis)
X. Con *
Y. Der
Z. Bara *
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