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I think that as a full name it's tacky and babyish, more suited to a dog than a human. Even as a nickname I don't think it has a very long shelf life. I have a little cousin called Cortney who was called Coco by her parents, but she had grown out of that before she even went to kindergarten.

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There is a baseball player named Cornelius Crisp who is known as Coco Crisp. For anybody not familiar, Cocoa Crisp is a gross chocolate-flavored cereal.