Least Trendy Male and Female Cat Names of the Year
Published on January 30, 2014
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When you think back to your favorite outfit of 2004, chances are it looks a little different than what you’d pick to wear now. And the same thing goes for cat names: What was at the height of popularity a decade ago might not even make the Top 50 names this year.
We looked through our database of 425,000 cats named over the last year to determine which names had dropped the most in popularity since 2004. It’s not that these names have completely vanished — we still know plenty of felines named Nemo and Tigger — it’s just that they’re not nearly as popular as they were back when Britney Spears was topping the charts with Toxic and Lindsay Lohan was capturing the public’s hearts with a starring role in Mean Girls.
Several of the names from last year’s list showed up again this year, but not all — Pumpkin (for both male and female cats), Muffin, Sylvester, Sabrina, Tommy, Allie, Fluffy and Kiki all lost their spots, after their decline in popularity slowed. Are you surprised to see that some of these names are on the way out? Or are you relieved to hear some of them a little less often?
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We looked through our database of 425,000 cats named over the last year to determine which names had dropped the most in popularity since 2004. It’s not that these names have completely vanished — we still know plenty of felines named Nemo and Tigger — it’s just that they’re not nearly as popular as they were back when Britney Spears was topping the charts with Toxic and Lindsay Lohan was capturing the public’s hearts with a starring role in Mean Girls.
Several of the names from last year’s list showed up again this year, but not all — Pumpkin (for both male and female cats), Muffin, Sylvester, Sabrina, Tommy, Allie, Fluffy and Kiki all lost their spots, after their decline in popularity slowed. Are you surprised to see that some of these names are on the way out? Or are you relieved to hear some of them a little less often?
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