What is a good nickname for the name Keith?
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Key, (like key to your heart)\n\nKeifer\n\nOK (as in ok or OH....Keith!)
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peoples names. im real bad with that
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The worst nickname?  Well, there was Choo-Choo Coleman, who didn't have any idea where he picked the name up, but I would have to agree with "Losing Pitcher" Mulcahy.  And I remember David Letterman picking on Mookie Wilson.\n\nBest?  "Teddy Ballgame" (Ted Williams) says it all, but my choice would be "Li'l Abner", taken from the now-defunct comic strip, which was applied to Ron Swoboda.\n\nIncidentally, Mickey Mantle's given name was Mickey.  He was named for Hall of Famer Mickey Cochrane.\n\nOther great names:  The Big Train (Walther Johnson), Meal Ticket (Carl Hubbell), The Iron Horse (Lou Gehrig), The Barber (Sal Maglie, so called because of he pitched batters close and inside), The Ol' Perfessor (Casey Stengel), Stan "The Man" Musial (he earned it), Yogi Berra, "Say Hey" (Willie Mays), "Joltin' Joe" DiMaggio, The Vulture (Phil Regan), Blue Moon Odom, Mudcat Grant, The Wizard of Oz (Ozzie Smith) and Charlie Hustle (Pete Rose).\n\nPaul Waner and his brother Lloyd were known as "Big Poison" and "Little Poison" respectively.  Another brother act was Jerome "Dizzy" Dean and his brother Paul, nicknamed "Daffy."\n\nBob Feller was known as "Rapid Robert" and Tom Seaver was "Tom Terrific."  Nolan Ryan did not have a nickname, but his fastball was called "Von Ryan's Express" after a contemporary movie; later the "Von" was dropped.\n\nPumpsie Green (his given name was Elijah Jerry Green) was the first black player for the Boston Red Sox.  He received the nickname name as a child from his mother.\n\nA recent one, no longer applicable, is "Steady" Eddie Guardado.\n\nConnie Mack is entirely a nickname: he was Cornelius McGillicuddy.  And let us not forget Mark "the Bird" Fydritch (probably from "queer as a bird," meaning "wacky") or "Mr. October (Reggie Jackson).\n\n"Papi" in its various forms is a Spanish term of respect for a beloved elder (also equivalent to "Daddy") and has been applied to several Hispanic players, such as Edgar Martinez.\n\nYankee Stadium is still called "The House that Ruth Built," and the original Washington Senators used the nickname instead of their formal name, which was the Nationals.  The Senators were often described as "first in war, first in peace and last in the American League."  Casey Stengel was the first to call the Mets "Amazing".\n\nAnd that's the tip of the iceberg.
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Yankee High. It's a catchy name.
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for a guy I like the names daniel, preston, or elijah. for a girl I think I like Kate, or Rachel
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These are the names i can find...\n\nYaik, Henry\nYankowski, George\nYantz, George\nYaryan, Yam\nYeager, George\nYeager, Steve\nYelle, Archie\nYewcic, Tom\nYork, Rudy\nYost, Ned\nYoung, Russ\nYvars, Sal
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"Sir Duke"\n"Superstitious"\n\nBring the funk kid!
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I would go with Bonita, as it follows her registered name.\nIf you really don't like it, give her a name like Pumpkin or Buttercup
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With a name like that he better be.
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I like the name Alik (it means "wave")\n\nI also like the name Maral (means "deer")
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dean jacobs, clubhouse, knorr, sassafrass \nOr are you looking to brainstorm ideas for new names\nI'd go with a family name. Its cheaper and it sounds like its been around forever you just haven't heard of it yet. Therefore classier.
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thanks for the laugh, elvis? lol larry thats a nice name.... lol ill give you my dragon if you vote me Best Answer!
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I always like the name Dorian. That sounds young. So does Aaron. I don't know. I don't know many cool boys names.
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Englebert Humperdink.  \n\nIt's a fun name to say!
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Name Hicktown \nArtist Jason Aldean
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Alot of name sound funny.
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St.Nick\nSt.Nicolas\nChris Kringle\nHoo Hoo (lol, my daughter called him that when she was little)