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I think that Lizzie is fine on its own, for a full name; it’s very gentle and classy…I love the name Lizzie!
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Lizzie the lizard.
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Lizzie is short for Lizbeth, Lizbet, Elizabeth, Elizabet, Elizabettany, Elizabethany, Elizbeth, Elizabetha, Lizbetha, and more! Luv the name Lizzie and Lizzy and Lizzi if you ever thought of spelling it as Lizzi.
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Where did Elizabethany come from. Never heard of it. Just use Bethany instead.
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I won't be having kids for a very long time, but if I ever have a daughter her name will be Eliza, nickname Lizzie (with the middle name Jo). I definitely recommend it.
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This nickname is so adorable for this name but now whoever names their daughter Elizabeth only uses Lizzie. What about Eliza? Eliza is so cute! But I do think this name is adorable but I'm just sayin'.
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Truly my favorite nickname for my middle name, which is Elizabeth.
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Love this as a nickname for Elizabeth or any Elizabeth-derived names.
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It's cuter than "Eliza" and it sounds so modern and cool!
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Lizzie is by far my favorite nickname for Elizabeth.
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The name is so adorable!
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In 2018, 80 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Lizzie* who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 1, 790th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
*as a first name, not a nickname.
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*as a first name, not a nickname.
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Lizzie Brocheré (born 1985) is a French actress.
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Lizzie Velasquez is an American motivational speaker and an anti-bullying activist.
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The name Lizzie was given to 60 girls born in the US in 2015.
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Lizzie Devine is a fictional character in Codename: Kids Next Door.
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Cute nickname for Elizabeth, one of my favorites along with Ellie and Bessie, though it's not nearly formal enough to be considered as a full name. I like this spelling much more than Lizzy, that just looks ugly to me for some reason.
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Lizzie reminds me of a person who is not intelligent enough to be called Elizabeth.
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My name is Elizabeth, but I'm called Lizzie by most people. I like it spelled this way not Lizzy.
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Up until I was about 12, I was known as Lizzie. I was never too keen on it, since it's very easy to find things which rhyme with it.
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I think the name Lizzie is a great name. It means that a person with a formal name can change it to suit them. If I'm introduced to a Lizzie an image of a girl with bright eyes and is naturally hyper comes to mind, who isn't put down very easily and is very chatty. I always think of a girl with short, blonde, frizzy hair, I don't know why. But the name does sound energetic and bouncy.
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Lizzie is my name, short for Elizabeth, but my best friend recently suggested I spell it with only one 'Z' which I now do. It's fun, because people never know how it's spelt first up. I found that at my old, Anglican school I was the only Lizzie in grade, whereas at my new Catholic school there's about 5 or 6 of us!
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Bad namesakes aside, I find this name cute. As a diminutive of Elizabeth, it gets to ride on the regal impression I have of it - as if it were meant for a cute little princess (or gentle, witty girl) in her childhood who hasn't matured enough to fit her full-fledged name.
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Eliza (Lizzie) Ridd is a character in R. D. Blackmore's novel "Lorna Doone."
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Lizzie Hexam is a character in "Our Mutual Friend" by Charles Dickens.
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I LOVE the name Lizzie! If I ever changed my name it would be to Lizzie. I told a kid that was my name once and he believed me because he knew it started with L. I don't think it suits older people though, once people get older they should change it.
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Lizzie McGuire from the TV show was played by Hilary Duff.
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Alleged & acquitted Lizzie Borden is forever immortalized in the playground verse:
Lizzie Borden took an axe
And gave her mother forty whacks.
And when she saw what she had done,
She gave her father forty-one.
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Lizzie Borden took an axe
And gave her mother forty whacks.
And when she saw what she had done,
She gave her father forty-one.
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Lizzie Andrew Borden, American alleged murderess. (Though acquitted, she was and is widely believed to have been guilty.) "Lizzie" was her real name. After the trial, she opted to call herself "Lizbeth," the name on her gravestone.
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You can also use it as pet form for Alyssa.
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