Middle names with first syllable that rhymes with "shoe"

[arwo]

Heya, I'm looking for names for a girl that start with a syllable that rhymes with "shoe." So far, I can think of:

Louise
Ruby
Susan
Oona
Luna
ETA: Judith, June, Juniper?
EATA: Julia, Juliet, Julie...

It's for a middle name, so anything goes, as long as it's a real name, and traditionally female. I think we'd prefer names that don't start with L or a vowel, but for brainstorming purposes, I'll take anything you throw at me.

Whatcha got?

[Stormtroopooper]

OK, I'm nosy and need to know why.

[Stormtroopooper]

Ruby, Luna, Juniper and Juliet are my faves from your list.

[arwo]

May 27, 2016 15:50:38 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

OK, I'm nosy and need to know why.

OK, I'm ornery, and I won't explain until I get at least one novel suggestion.

[billyhorrible]

Lula
Lucille
Lucy
Lucia
Drusilla
Nuala
Rue

[Stormtroopooper]

May 27, 2016 16:07:44 GMT -5 arwo said:

May 27, 2016 15:50:38 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

OK, I'm nosy and need to know why.

OK, I'm ornery, and I won't explain until I get at least one novel suggestion.

Repeating myself, but I like Ruby, Luna, juniper, and Juliet.

[purple]

I can only think of Muriel and variations on names you already have. Susannah, Lucinda, Lucilla.

I once met someone called Lulabelle but even though it's for a middle name, I don't think torture is necessary.

[arwo]

May 27, 2016 16:14:46 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

May 27, 2016 16:07:44 GMT -5 arwo said:

OK, I'm ornery, and I won't explain until I get at least one novel suggestion.

Repeating myself, but I like Ruby, Luna, juniper, and Juliet.

Those aren't novel, you goofball; I suggested those in the OP.

But since someone else has come up with other suggestions, the reason is that my daughter's middle name is Louise. We're probably going to use Ruby as a middle name for my second daughter, due in July. We weren't planning on having middle names with rhyming first syllables, but it looks like we probably will, and I was just wondering what other names fall into that category.

[Stormtroopooper]

May 27, 2016 16:29:53 GMT -5 arwo said:

May 27, 2016 16:14:46 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

Repeating myself, but I like Ruby, Luna, juniper, and Juliet.

Those aren't novel, you goofball; I suggested those in the OP.

But since someone else has come up with other suggestions, the reason is that my daughter's middle name is Louise. We're probably going to use Ruby as a middle name for my second daughter, due in July. We weren't planning on having middle names with rhyming first syllables, but it looks like we probably will, and I was just wondering what other names fall into that category.

I was validating your list. You had a good list; I was stating which I liked best. That's a pretty common thing to do around here.

[arwo]

May 27, 2016 16:35:44 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

May 27, 2016 16:29:53 GMT -5 arwo said:

Those aren't novel, you goofball; I suggested those in the OP.

But since someone else has come up with other suggestions, the reason is that my daughter's middle name is Louise. We're probably going to use Ruby as a middle name for my second daughter, due in July. We weren't planning on having middle names with rhyming first syllables, but it looks like we probably will, and I was just wondering what other names fall into that category.

I was validating your list. You had a good list; I was stating which I liked best. That's a pretty common thing to do around here.

Neat.

[Stormtroopooper]

If your other daughter's mn is Louise, I'd avoid any other "Lou" sounding names because the matchiness. I also wouldn't box yourself into rhyming mn. Just go with the name you like best.

[arwo]

I do not require my children to have rhyming middle names. Like I said, we are probably going to use Ruby. I happened to notice, with my brain, that the first syllable of Louise rhymes with the first syllable of Ruby. It was not planned, just happenstance.

"Hmm," I though to myself, "What other names have a first syllable that rhymes? I know, I'll ask the baby names board! Those guys probably like thinking about names."

And here I am. Hello! How are you guys? Hope you're feelin' swell.

[jollywife]

Oh.

[arwo]

May 27, 2016 22:12:56 GMT -5 jollywife said:

Oh.

That doesn't rhyme with shoe, silly.

[lpj]

Prudence
Nuala
Trudy/Trude
Luanne/Luana

[jags8]

May 27, 2016 16:38:35 GMT -5 arwo said:

May 27, 2016 16:35:44 GMT -5 Stormtroopooper said:

I was validating your list. You had a good list; I was stating which I liked best. That's a pretty common thing to do around here.

Neat.

What in the actual fuck...

[joy]

arwo is askin' the tough questions.

[honeylemon]

Brünhild

[bromios]

Tullia
Boudicca
Drusilla
Lucrezia

[arwo]

May 28, 2016 6:55:48 GMT -5 jags8 said:

May 27, 2016 16:38:35 GMT -5 arwo said:

Neat.

What in the actual fuck...

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[arwo]

Look, I honestly didn't come here to troll or to show my ass. I was just looking for a list of names that have a first syllable that rhymes with "shoe." I don't know if any (non-human) online resources that can produce a list like that.

I tend to interact with people through what I think is gentle teasing. I see that it wasn't taken as such in this case. I'm sorry.

[Widget123]

[arwo]

May 28, 2016 20:04:36 GMT -5 Widget123 said:

Okay, explain to me what I'm not getting.

[reginaphalange]

I think everyone just needs to take a chill pill. No one said anything really scandalous IMO. I think the wtf was an overreaction.

[jags8]

May 28, 2016 21:18:37 GMT -5 reginaphalange said:

I think everyone just needs to take a chill pill. No one said anything really scandalous IMO. I think the wtf was an overreaction.

I don't. Stormtroopooper was just trying to explain that she liked OP's choices, and OP got all snotty over it. So indeed, wtf?

[reginaphalange]

May 29, 2016 6:27:29 GMT -5 jags8 said:

May 28, 2016 21:18:37 GMT -5 reginaphalange said:

I think everyone just needs to take a chill pill. No one said anything really scandalous IMO. I think the wtf was an overreaction.

I don't. Stormtroopooper was just trying to explain that she liked OP's choices, and OP got all snotty over it. So indeed, wtf?

I mean, she called her a goofball. Sorry that I don't think 'neat' is being hostile? Anyway, I'm releasing it. I don't care all that much.