Can I name my baby Moxie?

[Anonymous]

Go for it, OP. But you won’t be the first person to name their kid that. There was a Moxie in our school about 5 years ago in Fairfax County before the family moved out of the area. Everyone was fine with it. She was a nice kid.

[Anonymous]

You could use it as a nickname. Any combination of a strong Mo sound and an X name would work. Then she’d still have a traditional resume name and you could use Moxie as long as it makes sense

Ramona Lux
Monica Phoenix
Mona Roxanne

[Anonymous]

On the other hand how do you feel about Roxie? Roxanne/Roxanna is a great name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like it as a nickname.

Maybe something like Mary Roxanne, “Moxie”

Mary Beatrix would work too!

[Anonymous]

Yes, you can.

I, personally, wouldn't, but it's not my baby, it's yours.

[Anonymous]

Moxie sounds like a dog not a kid.

[Anonymous]

Moxie Foxie Cleopatra

Sound like the 70s

[Anonymous]

My aunt is a Roxanne who goes by "Roxie". I'm sure Moxie could work for that too. I really love the name Roxanne!

[Anonymous]

No, it would be a stupid name.

[Anonymous]

Stripper name

[Anonymous]

Should you? No. Can you? Also no.

[Anonymous]

I love it as a nickname, but she'd have to earn it. A timid, fearful child couldn't be called Moxie.

The best stock dog I ever had was called Moxie, so I'm partial to it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Penn Jillette's daughter is Moxie Crimefighter. So, sure, why not.

What the fuxie?

You win. I'm dying, thanks to the coffee that just came out of my nose.

[Anonymous]

Trixie

Maisie

Roxie

But I'm just not sure about Moxie

[Anonymous]

Sure, go ahead. I admire your moxie!