Goldie (1)
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A famous bearer of this name is actress Goldie Hawn (born Goldie Jean Studlendgehawn on November 21, 1945 in Washington, D.C.). She won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1969 for the film "Cactus Flower". She is also known as the mother of actress Kate Hudson.
― AndrewJKD 12/4/2005
Goldie Hawn's birth surname was Hawn. Her family was never named Studlendgehawn. That's an urban legend (perhaps started by Hawn herself when she was being deliberately ridiculous in an interview.)
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000443/bio.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000443/bio.
― clevelandkentevans 11/22/2017
Pronounced gohl-dee.
― Miss Claire 7/29/2006
Awww, such a nice name:) It would be hard to ever be mad at someone named Goldie.
― Anonymous User 8/8/2006
This was the name of one of my mother's cats in the old days. It was short for Goldilocks. Dislike it as a human name though, horrible.
― corrielover 8/10/2006
My aunt has a dog named Goldie. Not good for people.
― bibi66 1/12/2007
Honestly, who would name their child "Goldie"? That's my dog's name. Jeesh.
― gracielou16 1/22/2007
Goldie sounds so great. I really like this name. I was named after this person.
― goldee 6/15/2007
Sorry, but it's a silly name. It sounds really tacky and corny, and there's no way any self-respecting woman would want to go by Goldie. This was the name of a d'n'b artist, and it's difficult to figure out why he chose this name for himself. It sounds so child-like and dumb.
― slight night shiver 5/25/2008
This sounds like a good name for a goldfish, considering it's like the most common name for them, but not a human being. It also brings to mind Goldie Hawn, and she's rather creepy.
― bananarama 9/20/2008
Good name for a dog.
― number1212 1/12/2009
Goldie Priya is the name of actress Ione Skye's daughter.
― Antique_Cherub 2/15/2010
I find this name very juvenile and tacky.
― Athena Nike 4/4/2010
It's cute, but I can't picture naming my child this.
― Chrila96 8/6/2010
I personally really like this name's ring, but it's really not usable on it's own, definitely more suited as nickname. If you want it to come from a name you could use Golda or Marigold but if she's blonde this can be her nickname no matter what her real name is.
― Vesey 5/15/2011
It sounds more like a stage name for a blond pop singer than a real, legal name. Skip it.
― Black_X 7/18/2011
Honestly, I can't take this name seriously on a person since this is something everyone names their goldfish. Goldie Hawn manages to pull it off, but still, it doesn't sound particularly intelligent.
― Buneary 11/9/2012
Sounds really weird to be naming someone after their hair color, but at least it's less obvious than Blondie.
― Buneary 1/16/2013
The only person I've met named Goldie is an 84 year old woman... I wouldn't use this as my kid's name. It doesn't sound mature at all.
― Anonymous User 3/12/2015
Goldie Lemmon (also known as Nanobana Kinako) is a character in Inazuma Eleven GO.
― Anonymous User 3/23/2015
The name Goldie was given to 79 girls born in the US in 2015.
― HerculePoirot 6/16/2016
Goldie Sellers is a former American football defensive back in the American Football League. Sellers played collegiately at Grambling State University under coach Eddie Robinson. As a professional, he played four seasons as a cornerback for the Denver Broncos (1966–1967) and the Kansas City Chiefs (1968–1969). Sellers was a member of the Chiefs' Super Bowl IV-winning squad.
― cutenose 2/16/2017
I hate it! It shouldn't be used at all, it's bad as a name for pets, as well as a name for people. It has a horrible sound and it's stupid and annoying. It isn't cute at all, it's just unbearable.
― SilverSatan 8/12/2017
What's so bad about this name?! Okay, it's kinda stage-name-y, but still, it's got some nice tone to it!
― Anonymous User 1/14/2018
I used to love this name till I went to a therapist who hurt me terribly and since then it has this negative conotation and I just cringe whenever I hear it.
― Prime Meridian 4/20/2018
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