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A famous bearer of this name was Douglas Adams, the author of all the books in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series along with many others.
-- Ember  8/8/2005
Snooooze...Boring...Snooooze.
-- Anonymous User  3/11/2006
The first President of Ireland was Sir Douglas Hyde.
-- rosco kid  4/29/2006
Douglas is the capital of the Isle of Man.
-- Anonymous User  9/18/2006
I have heard that Douglas was originally a feminine name of Scottish origin, and that it became masculine sometime before the middle ages.
-- Anonymous User  11/3/2006
David Douglas was a 19th century Scottish botanist who named many plants of the pacific northwest of the USA.
-- earthnut  1/17/2007
I have always found this name to be overwhelmingly dorky.
-- Anonymous User  3/3/2007
Gross. I hate the way this name sounds.
-- Anonymous User  3/3/2007
If you do not like a name, you don't have to totally trash the name. Why take the time to comment if you find the name so repugnant anyway?

Besides, the meaning is pretty cool. I'd name my son Douglas over Jayden, Aiden, or any fad name.
-- Anonymous User  3/3/2007
I know several people who pronounce this DUG-liss.
-- YMPvt  4/7/2007
I like this name quite a bit. I see other people call it boring, well, it is nothing of the sort, it's way better to be a Douglas in the world of Jacobs and Nicks! If anything, those names are boring, not Douglas! So if you like Douglas, go ahead and use it!
-- spaz123  8/27/2007
The birth of the world's first test tube quintuplets is recorded in London, England. Alan, Brett, Connor, Douglas and Edward are the names chosen by parents Linda and Bruce Jacobssen.
-- Patricia Underwood  5/28/2008
Douglas is a nice name. It's strong and classic. The only problem with it is the nickname Doug, which I despise!
-- citizenchauvelin  10/20/2008
Douglas Gresham is the stepson of author and apologist C. S. Lewis. He co-produced the Narnia films, keeping a protective eye on the handling of his stepfather's classic stories.
-- Atarah Derek  4/26/2009

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