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I've heard Carly, C.C., Ari, Cair, Roel, Carrie, and Cari. (Carrie is pronounced KAR-ee not KAIR-ee) (Cari is pronounced KAIR-ee)

My mother's name is Carole, but nobody calls her anything other than Carole. (OK, Carole is in itself a kind of nn: Mom's full name is Carole-Anne. But Mom uses Carole even on her credit cards and other official paperwork.)

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Nns?
Carrie / Carrey / Carie
Car
Role / Rol
Roley / Rolie
Corl
Carl

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Miranda
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett

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Proud adopter of 15 punctuation marks. Check my profile for their names.

Never use Caca. It means poo in French.

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~~ Claire ~~

I have a friend Caroline who goes by Caz. Would probably only work on a child though
S xx

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Processed “cheese”. The word should always, like Soviet “democracy”, be framed in quotes, for no matter what the law may say, I refuse to call this cheese
~Bob Brown~

I think I'd use Carrie but spelled Cari
One Carole I know goes by the name Carolie

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Mar.

Carrot, when she was young

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Just Carrie I think

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Alice

I know many Carole's and they all go by Carole. There isn't a nickname. However I have a friend Caroline and is often called Caro.

I like Carole, and Carrie. You could use Caro, or Carly, or even Cara. Rolly would also work but I doubt it's a nickname any girl would want!

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:-)

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♦ Chrisell ♦

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All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.

Maybe Rola, but Carrie is the main one, I think. Callie could also be used, if you stretch it.

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"If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. If life gives you boxes, make cardboard soup!" - Liza Albert
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~ Hannah ♥

A freind of mine used to have the nickname Caro