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We love the name Briar but unsure it's a boy or girls name?
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Briar is not a name.
Briar is a type of overgrown, thorny bush that vermin live in. |
Shut up. It is now being used as a name. It's unisex. |
That was my first thought. |
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Oh please Brer Fox, whatever you do, please don't throw me into the briar patch
Still not a name.
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Briar isn't a name.
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Sleeping Beauty is Briar Rose.
Please don't name your kid Briar. That's really terrible. |
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Briar
Briar is also apparently a racist slur for white people. |
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| Sounds like a name for a rabbit. |
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Aside from relating it to a bear, fox, or rabbit, I also thought of Friar Tuck in Robin Hood.
This thread makes me want to ride Splash Mountain. I would not name my child Briar because it is a thorny weed that is snarly and painful. |
| I do calligraphy and read Briar as Brian. After all, it is an incomplete pen stroke away from Brian. |
That's a great bunny name. But a girl bunny. |
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Sorry, OP. I think of Brer Rabbit and Sweet Briar College.
I've never heard of it as a name for a boy or a girl. I'm sure it's been used by someone somewhere, but I would consider it similar to naming my kid Fence or Garden. |
| It is a girl's name, one step above Rue, as far as garden-type names go. Don't use it. |