Boys Names C: Meanings, Nicknames

Carter

Carter Ferguson

Carter’s top rank in USA boys’ names was No. 48 in 2010, also its first time in the Top 50 names

Carver

Dana Andrews

Like Carver, Carter and Caldwell are surnames used as a first or middle name

Cary

Kary Mullis

The name Cary enjoyed Top 300 popularity in the USA throughout most of the 1960s

Casey

Casey Tibbs

In the USA, Casey evolved from a nickname to a boys given name to a unisex name

Cecil

Cecil Brooks III

The height of popularity for the name Cecil was between 1902 and 1904

Cedric

Cedric Kyles

Cedric was the name of Ivanhoe’s father in Sir Walter Scott’s 1819 novel

Chadwick

Chadwick Walton

After cracking the top 1000 names in 1965, Chadwick made it into the Top 300 in 1975 and 1976. By 2010, it was No. 984

Chandler

Chandler Burr

More American baby boys were named Chandler between 1995 and 2000 than at any other time

Charles

Chuck Berry

“free man,” nicknames include Charlie and Chucky

Chase

Chace Crawford

Chase’s origins can be traced to the French word “chasser”

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