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Dislike. It sounds nicknamey and ditsy. I don't know if I could take someone named Maisie seriously.

1/10

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I absolutely hate Maisie. It's become quite popular in the UK. It's very cutesy and childish.

I do like it but I also think that it is one of those names that really wouldn't fit many people.

I'd give it a 3. It's really popular and trendy where I live.

Maisie's delightful; however, sometimes I consider it insubstantial as a given name.

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Maisie Adeline
Maisie Agatha
Maisie Albertine
Maisie Antoinette
Maisie Beatrice
Maisie Beatrix
Maisie Bertha
Maisie Bertille
Maisie Blanchefleur
Maisie Caroline
Maisie Catherine
Maisie Clementine
Maisie Clothilde
Maisie Clotilda
Maisie Constance
Maisie Cordelia
Maisie Cordula
Maisie Corisande
Maisie Cornelia
Maisie Delphine
Maisie Dorothea
Maisie Drusilla
Maisie Eglantine
Maisie Eleanor
Maisie Eleonora
Maisie Emeline
Maisie Emmeline
Maisie Ernestine

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0, if it's possible. Maisie sounds like a name for a cow or cat. Some pet names work equally well for humans, some don't and I feel like Maisie is one that doesn't. I much prefer Margaret.

1. Not only does it sound utterly childish, but it reminds me of "mayonnaise." I really don't like it.

I love it! I'm rating it, 10.

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Maisie Charlotte
Maisie Elisbeth
Maisie Pearl
Maisie Audrey
Maisie Katherine
Maisie Violet
Maisie Lillian
Maisie Lucinda
Maisie Blythe
Maisie Elise
Maisie Felicity
Maisie Grace
Maisie Iris
Maisie June
Maisie Paige
Maisie Ruth/Ruby
Maisie Verity/Vivienne

I really like Maisie. I never ever see it, it's old school and fun, a little light-headed, but still great. I'd give it an 8.5.

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I'd pair it with something more serious to temper it.

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Maisie Margaret (even though they are from the same place... come on, they look nice together)
Maisie Francine
Maisie Roberta
Maisie Eliza
Maisie Priscilla
Maisie Christina

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I don't know, my combo abilities are broken today :(