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Um... OK.

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I would pronounce it al-iss-ee-an, the "ean" bit would sound like "ee-ann" (two syllables) as in caesarean or meander or "een" (one syllable) as in dean or clean too me, rather than "on" as it would in Allison.

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I kinda like Alice Anne. Don't see how this could be corrupted to Alison

I wanted to pronouce it uh-LEESH-in... ick

I didn't even realize that Alicean was supposed to be Allison. I thought it was supposed to be pronounced al-i-CEE-an. Wow. Fail.

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By the way, I've met an Allicyn. Or maybe it's Allicynn. Whatever. Still, Alicean and Allicyn are both just strange butcherings of a perfectly fine name.

Looks like the term for somone from the land of Alice.

I read it as "al-i-SEE-an." *sigh*

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Alison, with one "L," is the only spelling I like.

I don't even get it

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I don't get how Alicean = Allison. I'd say it "Alisseen".

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On the upside, Alice Anne would be super nice!

I read it as Elysian, which would have been a cool name. Allison, though? Yawn.

I think Alicean is aesthetically pleasing, but pronouncing it like Allison ruins it. Alicean looks like it should be al-i-see-an.

Let me tell you, as someone named Allison, it's ridiculous how many people think it's spelled Alician or Alicean. I have to give my first name over the phone a lot at work, and the things people either spell back to me or write on faxes... wow. There are four normal ways to spell Allison (Alison, Alyson, Allyson) and yet I get Alician and Alicean ALL THE TIME.

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Poor little Alicean. I hope she goes by Ali or something.

Oh, it's Allison! It took me a while to figure that out lol.

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Why must creative spellings get to the point where it's almost impossible to read the actual name? It makes the parents come across as illiterate.

Epic fail

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Wow, that's got to be the worst misspelling of Allison I've seen yet. Although Alycesun comes close.

It looks doomed to be mispronounced or misspelled. I'll bet she gets called a-LIS-ee-an or Alice Anne frequently.