Most popular baby names of 2018

I thought Liam was a British name. Never met an American Liam.

No cumin or paprika?

Can you imagine getting a resume from Kale or Kiwi? Into the trash can it goes. Delete!

Isn't "Liam" Irish, r1, and a nickname for "William"?

[quote]Can you imagine getting a resume from Kale or Kiwi? Into the trash can it goes. Delete!

I would not automatically delete a "Basil," however.

Why not?

Madyson and Kayleigh will be reading resumes those days, R3, so they probably won't care nearly as much.

It's my favorite herb, r6 (fresh only, of course).

Rosemary has been a perfectly good name for decades. I see nothing wrong with it.

Kale? Really?

We truly have reached end times.

Nothing new, r10.

That wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.

I knew a frau who had a daughter named Rosemary. Then she had a good thyme and had sons Sage, Cumin, and Tarragon. Then came daughters Cinnamon, Basil, and Cardamom. Now she just welcomed her granddaughter little Paprika and grandson Saffron.

I feel unloved, R13.

No avocado? I call foul!

Cilantro is my favorite new name.

You smell like soap, r16.

The name Jackson needs to go away.

It’s agree, Jackson is truely terrible r18. What’s wrong with just naming a baby Jack? Do people realise Jackson is a surname and Jack is not the diminutive of that surname? Jack was once the nickname for boys named John. Now Jack is a name on its on right. Jackson on the other hand is awful.

Turmeric is awesome.

I don't mind Jackson. Love Jack, but yeah, in most cases, nickname for John.

I love the name Jonquil.

#MillennialParentNames

Lentil could be a cool boy name. Berry or Apple for a girl. Radish or Brie could be a good name.

For herbs and spices, Ginger, Basil, Sage, Dill, Fennel, Rosemary, Thyme, Saffron, Cayenne, Currie, Lavender all are cool names.

[quote]Brie could be a good name.

That Larson cunt makes brand-X American cheese of this statement.

Hemlock is dead on for this.

Béchamel is kind of a cheesy name.

OK which one of you named your kid Dill Weed?

White Pepper works if you are high yellow.

Fenugreek is my personal fave.

Nutmeg works for baby Fraus.

[quote]Béchamel is kind of a cheesy name.

Actually, that would be Mornay.

What about artificial foods? Truvía makes a great girls name.

Garam Masala is the alpha baby name of 2019.

Molasses is kind of slow if you know what I mean.

Arugula likes her salad tossed.

Romain is her best friend.

Parmigiano-Raggiano for posh babies.

Sprinkles is very colorful.

[quote]Parmigiano-Raggiano for posh babies.

Truly posh babies can spell "Reggiano" correctly.

Butter Cream is a sweet name.

Chard is popular for both boys and girls in Switzerland.

Bayleaf has replaced Bayleigh.

Tell me about it, r43.

A lot of trivializing names for girls.

Mustard is also pretty popular.

r46 Why?

"Clementine" is not a food name, it's been around forever, as in, "Continental Clementine, Oh my darlin'!"

I was at a party years ago and some wit said, "I can't wait till people start naming their babies AMBIEN!"

Has anyone met an Ambien in the world?

How many kids gonna be clean Truvada. Trù for short.

[quote]Isn't "Liam" Irish, [R1], and a nickname for "William"?

Liam is short for Uilliam which is Irish. The English version is William.

Liam only reached #10 in popularity in the UK and that was in 1996. Both William and Henry's revival was due to the royal children at the time. In America Liam entered the top ten boy names in 2012 at #6 and has been climbing ever since.

Are Game of Thrones names popular? Sansa, Arya, Lyanna. Probably not Cersei. Jorah, maybe, for boys.

R51, I would think so.

I can't imagine that "Archie" will become popular.

R53, Archie is a perfectly good boy name.

S'Fillis should make a comeback

Marjoram will be making a comeback.

Jason Bateman named his daughter Maple. She's about 6 years old now. When I found that out about her name, I lost a little respect for him. His other daughter has a normal name

[quote] Never met an American Liam

Met my first Liam in the 80s - the son of my sister’s next door neighbor. My sister’s oldest son became friends with him and a few years later I heard my neighbor calling her son, his friend and my nephew out the back door. “Liam, Kieran, Francois! Time to come out of the pool.”

I turned to my mother and said, “Remember when boys were named Jimmy, Johnny and Billy?”

There were never any Billys in ny family because my grandparents were Northern Irish and William was a hated name,

Sumac and Zaatar will be popular next year.

r60 they better start paying me royalties!