Nicknames

because they dont like there real name or they want there real name shortened.

the galloping ghost

Some nicknames for the name Jessica are Jess, Jessie, Essie, and J.

PIG

La Stupenda

Mimi, Mich, Michie, Mic, Elle, Chell, Shell, Chelley, Chelly, Shelly, Shelley, Melle, Melley, Leelee, Ellie.

Eighteenth U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant [April 27, 1822-July 23, 1885] was born Hiram Ulysses Grant. But he was sensitive about the initials: H.U.G. Once away from home, he tried to change his name to Hiram Ulysses. West Point wouldn't allow it. But West Point did allow him to drop the Hiram, and add an S. as a middle initial after Ulysses. The resulting initials brought on two famous nicknames. Throughout his life, the future General and President was described as someone who went straight to the heart of a matter, and was most determined once he set his mind to something. For example, he graduated at the bottom of his class at West Point. But while he was there he tamed York, a horse so wild that the staff would have put him down but for the future Union General and President. The determined cadet simply gave the lifesaving challenge to the Academy: there's no horse that I can't ride. In fact, the young cadet went on to set a high jump record, on York, that remained unbeaten for 25 years. And while he was there, his nickname was Sam, and Uncle Sam. During the War between the States, General Grant was given yet another nickname, based on his initials. For he became ka U.S. and Unconditional Surrender Grant. For he demanded with each Union victory a complete and unconditional surrender.

It can be, it's usually short forMarjorie.

• T.O.
• T-Dot.
• Hogtown.

Bob is typically short for the name Robert. It is originally a Germanic given name. Other variations of the name Robert include Bobby, Bertie and Robby.

The nicknames for victoria are vikki and tori.Also toria,via,and victor(sometimes if your joking)

Your Dad.

how abt cool cat or.......mmmm....chocolate??? my wife was catherine but nickname was Cass.. Cat, Cathy, KK, Catey... Tell me if any of those work! Erin, Cate, Catie, Cazza, Cazzie...

Yes.

In Hebrew (the language you speak in Israel) "kashish" means an old person (someone after the age of 70)

In Hindi (The language you speak in India) "Kashish" means attraction.

Napoleon Boneparte

he was a chaplain

The French feminine given name Charlenemeans "little and womanly, petite, feminine".

The Golden State

The nick name for the Senate is "Congress"

Well, my name's Megan, and here are some things I (or other Megans I know) get called;

Meg

Megs

Meggie

Meggie-poo

Meggers

Meggles

Meg the keg

Nutmeg

Meganeganeganator

Megaton

Nagem (Megan backwards, but also sounds like an insult..)

M

Megosaur

Megaboo

Megaroo

Megnut

Meganly

Meagan (pronounced ME-gan)

Maygen

Me-me

Meep

Mayhaan

Meex

Megpops

miagi

angel cutie pie hunny

Cristmas