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Would be very cool in a fantasy novel, but I think it's too close to "argue".

It's a brand of cornstarch and that's all that comes to mind. I dislike it.

Google it. All I can think of is the movie.

While I like it, I also really really like Margo (Margot, Margaux) - so I keep thinking that the M is missing.

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That said, it is certainly a strong sound and gives that imposing historical vibe, yet is short and stunted the way that many trendy names are today. I would say that it works well.

Around here it is the shortened form of a sports team: Toronto Argonauts. I would immediately associate football and wonder if the parents were over-the-top fans. But the sound itself is fine.

I've never heard it but I like it. Even though I probably wouldn't use it, it fits in well with names like Hugo, Arlo and Leo all of which I like and all of which are gaining popularity (but not to a ridiculous extent).

It would make a good name for a dog, but I can't picture it on a person. Reminds me of the book/movie about the scheme to free some of the Iranian hostages.