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I'd use it as a nickname myself. For either Georgina or Georgia

I hate Georgie for a girl, but then again I dislike the majority of masculine nicknames on girls with the exception of Charlie.

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For me it's too nicknamish to be a standalone name. I don't even like it as a nickname for a boy. Personally I much prefer Georgiana.

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Georgiana Clarice
Georgiana Lorraine
Georgiana Alice
Georgiana Alexis
Georgiana Celeste
Georgiana Justine
Georgiana Camille

Always and only as a nn.

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I don't like the suggestions you suggest: the only fem version of George that I like is Georgina, and I like it a lot.
Georgina Helen
Georgina Daisy
Georgina Esme
Georgina Suzette

I don't like it, even as a nickname.

This message was edited 11/26/2019, 11:52 AM

I much prefer it on a girl than a boy but I like it as a nickname for Georgina or Georgiana

I think it's very babyish and cliched-tomboy. Even on a boy it's babyish and cutesy. I wouldn't even want to use it as a nn for something longer. The only George name I like for a girl is Georgina, and I'd rather just use Gina by itself.

I absolutely love Georgie for a girl. I think it's adorable on a little one and sounds spunky later on. I like it short for Georgiana or George-Anne, but it can work as a full name.

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Georgie Lorraine
Georgiana Maeve
Georgia Louise
Georgia Elaine
Georgiana Mireille

sorry I dont like it for a girl

Cute. Tbh I also like just plain old George as a girls name. Georgie as a standalone is sweet. I think a lot of people (in the US) would think it's incomplete as a full name though. Out of all the long names I like Georgiana the most, by far.

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Georgie Adelaide
Georgie Camille
Georgie Cordelia
Georgie Kerenza
Georgie Magnolia
Georgie Matilda
Georgie Nadine
Georgie Ramona
Georgie Winifred

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Georgiana Beatrice
Georgiana Branwen
Georgiana Clara
Georgiana Elspeth
Georgiana Felicity
Georgiana Margaux
Georgiana Rhiannon
Georgiana Veronica
Georgiana Violet