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Here's a few more names with their meanings>>http://iacmgh.tripod.com/id4.html

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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I don't know what you would consider an "evil name" but here's a place for you to start your research. This will take you several days of work but you are the one who knows what you are looking for. Click the link and then go to right side to continue with the next letter. Good luck.

http://www.20000-names.com/male_a_names_2.htm

11 years ago. Rating: 8
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Maybe Redrum That’s what one of Stephen King’s child characters repeated over and over when he rode his bike in the big haunted hotel.... redrum, redrum, redrum, redrum .... Why is it scary?  Don’t answer if you’ve seen the movie. K?

 

11 years ago. Rating: 4
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How about 'Ned' , a pejorative word for a thick bloke in Scotland. Unfortunately my bank has recently re-named itself as Nedbank, having formerly been Fairbairn, a much better name in my opinion.

11 years ago. Rating: 4
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applebottom, Your description of the character sounds like my ex boyfriend, Gary;  or better yet, my brother's wife.

11 years ago. Rating: 3
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There are a few names that are usually made-up spontaneously with many variables. For example….thinking……thinking.. Most of the names I would be likely to hurl contain  profanity that is not allowed here.  Carl Werner was the most dangerous guy I ever knew. I don’t think he was human…just Dangerous…Hitler’s controller. AKA the snake in the garden of Eden. Ponchos Pilot who stole gold from the Jews to buy his position as ruler in Israel (Biblical). General Westmorland who used a nuclear weapon to kill 37 protesters that could not be rounded up and removed from a Pacific test site in violation of his orders.  

"He's controlling, emotionless, sly and manipulative, if that helps at all! “……these terms relate to stealth, (cautious and surreptitious action or movement: thesilence and stealth of a hungry cat | why did you slip away by stealth like this?) Cunning…(skill in achieving one's ends by deceit: a statesman to whom cunning had come as second nature.} Your terms apply nicely to the Vampires in True Blood which is adult oddity comedy. The Vamp stories originated from hallucinations and campfire stories built-up and hyped from the prevalence of  horrible little blood-sucking insects…mosquitoes.

Is your work in the macabre...macabre |m??käbr?, -?käb|adjectivedisturbing and horrifying because of involvement with or depiction of death and injury: a macabre series of murders.ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from French macabre, from Danse Macabre ‘dance of death,’ from Old French, perhaps from Macabé ‘a Maccabee,’ with reference to a miracle play depicting the slaughter of the Maccabees.  

11 years ago. Rating: 3
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