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[Opinions] Keegan
What are your thoughts on the name Keegan for a boy? It was on my list a few years ago when I was pregnant with my daughter. Since then a friend has used it but I still would myself. I really like it, sounds so handsome to me.WDYT?And which spelling do you prefer? Keegan or Keagan? Thanks!
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I have a cousin named Keegan. I've never really liked the name. It has to do with the sound I guess.
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I know a Keegan who is a boy. I like I might like Keagan better though.
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Keegan for a boy is great IMO. never liked it for a girl but for a boy it is very dashing!
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Don't like itI don't really like the sound of Keegan for a boy. Think of the nickname. Keeg. Hey, Keeg! What's up, Keeg? I don't think it sounds nice. I like the name Keaton much better for a boy. A nickname could be Keith. But if you really like Keegan, I prefer it spelled Keagan. The two e's don't look good. I hate Keagan, but I really like Teagan, which means "poet." I don't know why, but Keagan has a sort of feminine sound to it.
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It seems a bit passe to me, and was somewhat cool in the 90s maybe, but seems very stale now. Very trendy.
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It makes me think of bad hair, because my main association with it is 70s footballer Kevin Keegan, who was famous here for starting a fashion of frizzy permed hair on boys. I don't like it as a first name at all - sorry! How about Kenan? Similar sound, better history.
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LOLThough American accosiations with Kenan are with Kel. Kenan & Kel it was on in the UK briefly!
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It sounds really unattractive to me, with the oh-so-trendy K initial, -an ending, and Celtic feel.

This message was edited 12/6/2009, 10:55 AM

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DittoI've always agreed with you here.
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I prefer the spelling Keegan but don't really like the name.
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It's not really my style, so I don't really like it...I like the spelling Keegan better.

This message was edited 12/6/2009, 10:36 AM

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