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I know a high school boy with this name, so the weirdness is gone. I used to think of the gun, but now it doesn't bother me as much. i would definitely consider it masculine, though.

All I think of is the gun maker, a very violent image- not one suited for a child, female or male.
Remy would be a cute nn, and is the only redeeming point of the name as far as I can tell, but surely there's a better full name that could achieve the same nn.

Why!? It's like naming one's daughter something like Rambo, Rex or Earl. Not an iota of femininity there.

...Steele.

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That's the first thing that popped into my head.

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I think it's horribly ugly for a girl, and pretentious for a boy.

I don't like it for a boy, much less a girl.

I really dislike it. It does not sound feminine at all and makes me think of guns.

Remington is a huge gp of mine but for a boy and a boy only. It's not a feminine name at all in my opinion.
I love Rémy as a nickname for Remington.

I'm a Remington Steele fan, so this would be my first association. I would never use it, especially not on a girl, sorry.

It's not my style, but it's not bad. It's kind of interesting, actually. I can imagine this on a girl, one who's slightly shy and petite yet rather feisty at times.

Albsolutely awful. It makes me think of hair straighteners. If it were to be used as a name at all, it would be better on a boy as it sounds very masculine, but I still wouldn't like it even then.

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as in Steele? That was my first thought and it's not an attractive name in my opinion

It's terrible on anything but my beloved Remington hair straightener. :P Especially a girl. It's not remotely feminine (but I guess that's what makes it SPUNKY!!!!!111!!) and just very, very ugly.

terrible

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It's the name of a type of gun, of an electrics appliance brand and isn't remotely feminine on the top of that. I really don't see the appeal of this name, esp. for a girl.