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Buddy, a recurring character from the hit video game series MySims.
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I seriously can't imagine anyone using this as a legal name for their child. Your kid isn't a dog.
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People actually call their children Buddy? Buddy is not a name. You can literally say to any kid “hey Buddy”. It’s fine as a nickname, but I just can’t imagine this as a person’s actual name. Buddy as a name, only fits a child.
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Chef Jamie Oliver has a son named Buddy.
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The name is super cute, but I would only use it as a nickname, possibly for Rose, like Hushpuppy said. ;)
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Bud not Buddy!
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I believe that's the title of a book, not meant to be an opinion.
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This is so bad. You can call any child "Buddy" just as you can call them "sonny" or "kid" but why would you put that on a birth certificate?
Imagine having to introduce yourself as Buddy at the age of 25 or having to put that name on a job application.
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Imagine having to introduce yourself as Buddy at the age of 25 or having to put that name on a job application.
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I know a kid that has this as his nickname. All his friends call him Buddy, his real name is Jeremey. Sure the name is childish, but he is now in 6th grade and he doesn't mind his nickname. Go figure.
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Could be a nickname for Rose.
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Silly and unprofessional.
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My brother is named Buddy. It is a nickname for Ellis. I don't like it but he is my brother so... Anyway it's not just a dog name. My sister and I have dog names tho...
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The etymology of Buddy is incorrect. The word actually stems from an Irish slang word used in New York during the turn of the century by Irish immigrants and communities. The word is "Bhodaigh", which is pronounced Buddy, and translates to "pal". There's another Irish word very similar that could also be the origin or part of it, which is "vuddy", which very well could be just a separate pronunciation of "Bhodaigh", or the correct one and Buddy is wrong. It's because I'm not sure what type of mutation is going on there, but there more than likely is one, hence the h after the b.
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Good for your dog.
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Some people use Buddy as a term of endearment for their male kids and/or friends.
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My uncle was nicknamed Buddy. His name was Stewart, but everyone called him Buddy. I lost my uncle Buddy when I was very young, so this name, even though it was just his nickname, will always make me think back on the good memories I have of my uncle.
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A family member, Buchier was called Buddy. Also an uncle William. It is a nice nickname.
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The name Buddy was given to 27 boys born in the US in 2015.
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I think this name is far too insubstantial as a name by itself. He might get asked if his name is a nickname of another name.
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Too laid back, too casual, too unassuming...
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I don't like this name. It's too nicknamey and childish and won't be taken seriously as a full name. Can you imagine a doctor, lawyer, engineer or anybody named Buddy? I think not.
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I love the name Buddy! It's so cute and friendly! =D.
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Buddy is such a nice nickname especially for a little boy, but as a name of a grown man it's way too childish and cute. I like it as a dog's name, too - and there's nothing wrong with using the same name on both people and animals.
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Buddy Rich was a famous jazz drummer.
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Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro. Inspirational, talented, Italian-American baker of hometown Hoboken, New Jersey-- made famous by TLC's hit television show "Cake Boss," and recently of "Kitchen Boss." Other bearers include his father, his son, and I believe a nephew Buddy Castano, the son of Mauro and Maddalena (sister) Castano.
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"Buddy the Elf, what's your favorite color?" haha.
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"Thank you for nothing, Buddy!" "Hey Buddy, what do you think you're doing!"
This name doesn't even sound good on a dog (as sweet and as accepting as dogs are, they'd be ashamed to bear this name).
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This name doesn't even sound good on a dog (as sweet and as accepting as dogs are, they'd be ashamed to bear this name).
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This is just dumb as a legal name, and it's not good as a nickname, either. I like it on an animal, though. This is the name of my cat.
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Buddy Young, a famous comedian.
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This would make a cute nickname, but no way is it worse than Bunny.
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Good only as a nickname or on a dog.
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No way. This name is even worse than Bunny. It sounds so silly and pathetic as a legal name. I pity anyone who has this for a name.
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As an actual name, this is extremely silly and infantile, and a man with this name would hardly be taken very seriously. This only works as a nickname, and preferably for kids only.
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This is the name of the dog in Air Bud.
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The character Bud (Buddy?) from the book Bud, Not Buddy. I wouldn't know the exact name because I have never read the book, but the title is a little self explanatory.
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Buddy is the original name of the villain in The Incredibles, later known as Syndrome.
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Buddy Ebsen was a famous actor. He played Jed Clampett in "The Beverly Hillbillies."
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Buddy Holly was a famous bearer.
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