English Boy Names

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Clark
Learned scholar.
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Clarke
Learned scholar.
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Clarkston
A town of clerks
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Clarrie
Ruddy warrior
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Clay
Born of clay or earth.
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Clayborne
From the clay brook.
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Claybourne
Born of clay or earth.
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Clayburn
Born of clay or earth.
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Clayland
From the name CLAYTON
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Clayton
Town built on clay.
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Cleander
Form of Leander mean¬ing "a lion of a man"
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Cleavant
From the cliff.
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Cleave
From the cliff.
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Cleavon
From the cliff.
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Clem
From the name CLEMENT
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Cleme
Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas ...
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Clement
Mild, Gentle.
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Clemento
Mild, Gentle.
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Clemmie
Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas ...
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Clemmons
Mild, Gentle.
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Clemmy
Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas ...
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Cleve
Cliffs. Abbreviation of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
From the cliff.
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Clifford
From the cliff.
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Cliffton
Belonging to the town near the cliff.
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Clifland
From the cliff land.
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Clift
Diminutive of Clifton: From the town near a cliff.
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Clifton
Belonging to the town near the cliff.
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Cliftun
From the farm near the cliff.
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Clindon
From the town on the hill.
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Clint
From the town on the hill. A short form of Clinton.
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Clintan
From the town on the hill.
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Clinten
From the town on the hill.
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Clintin
From the town on the hill.
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Clinttun
From the headland estate.
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Clintwood
From the town on the hill.
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Cliry
A beloved friend
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Clive
From the cliff.
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Clynt
Diminutive of Clinton: From the town near a hill.
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Clyve
Lives at the cliffs.
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Coady
A form of cody
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Coakley
From the charcoal meadow
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Cobden
From the cottage in the valley
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Cobham
From the homestead near the river bend.
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Coburn
Where the streams meet.
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Coddy
One who is helpful; a wealthy man / acting as a cushion
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Cofahealh
Lives at the cave slope.
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Coffin
A container; one who makes coffins
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Colbery
By the coal town, Dark-haired.
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Colbran
Black sword, Coal sword.
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