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Comments for ERNEST:
Ernest Howard Shepard (E.H. Shepard) was a British artist and book illustrator. He was known especially for his illustrations for The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame and Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne.-- Anonymous User 12/22/2005
Ernest Lehman was a successful screenwriter in Hollywood. He received 6 Academy Award nominations during his screenwriting career. In 2001 he received an honorary Oscar for his works, the first screenwriter to receive that honor.-- Anonymous User 12/29/2005
Ernest P. Worrell was a hapless misfit in different movies including "Ernest Goes to Camp." He was played by Jim Varney.-- breakofday 12/30/2005
Ernest Hemingway was a famous author who won the Nobel Prize.-- Anonymous User 10/29/2006
Also a masculine name in Slovenia. [noted -ed]-- earthnut 7/2/2007
I don't like the way this name sounds. I can't really put a word to it except for the fact that I don't like it.-- Pippin 4/22/2008
Very old-fashioned. I would burst out laughing if I heard a parent shout: ''Ernest, we have to leave!'' The name sounds quite awkward with the two schwa sounds and all. Besides, I hate any Oscar Wilde association. I have never read a single play by him, but I know the guy was rather unlikeable.-- slight night shiver 5/23/2008
I really dislike how this name sounds, and it also reminds me of this one book I read when I was little.-- emiline 11/8/2008
Wilde's use of the name was very intentionally ironic. The name "Ernest" was a code-word meaning "homosexual" when he wrote the play, i.e. "Is he Ernest?"
I love the play, and the name is likeable enough.-- MoonAgeDaydreamer 2/20/2009
I rather like the name Ernest, but I *hate* the nickname Ernie, with a passion. So that pretty much prevents me from ever using it.-- erb816 1/10/2010
Ernest is occasionally used in Croatia.-- goricar 4/24/2010
In The Secret Series by Pseudonymous Bosch, this is the second name of Max-Ernest, the leading male character.-- EchoSketcher 7/26/2010
For some reason I really like this name. O.0 hehe. I wouldn't use it though.-- Chrila96 11/9/2010
Ernest is also used in Poland, where it has at least four name days. [noted -ed]-- bananarama 5/16/2011
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