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Please believe that Cocoa is a suitable, unisex, animal, pet name as my belief in the true, classic name.
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Famous bearers of this suitable unisex name as a belief include:
Cocoa Brown (1972-), American actress and writer
DJ Cocoa Chanelle (1971-), American DJ and musician
Cocoa Fujiwara (1983-2015), Japanese manga artist and illustrator
Cocoa Samoa (1945-2007), American Samoan professional wrestler
Cocoa Tea (1959-), Jamaican singer-songwriter and musician
These famous bearers are found on Wikipedia.
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Cocoa Brown (1972-), American actress and writer
DJ Cocoa Chanelle (1971-), American DJ and musician
Cocoa Fujiwara (1983-2015), Japanese manga artist and illustrator
Cocoa Samoa (1945-2007), American Samoan professional wrestler
Cocoa Tea (1959-), Jamaican singer-songwriter and musician
These famous bearers are found on Wikipedia.
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I love this name.
I honestly prefer Cocoa over Coco. I feel Coco has a more whimsical feel to it? Like Bobo (the clown), Momo, and other weird pet or nicknames.
But that opinion may be because I have had no interactions with the cultures and media from the cultures that "Coco" and similar names come from.
And I personally love names that are after plants and flowers. Cocoa is a plant before it's a food item after all.
I'm also biased.
I gave Cat this name. Her name was "Coco" when I adopted her. She already knew and responded to the name. I added the "a" when I officially registered her and made her mine.
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I honestly prefer Cocoa over Coco. I feel Coco has a more whimsical feel to it? Like Bobo (the clown), Momo, and other weird pet or nicknames.
But that opinion may be because I have had no interactions with the cultures and media from the cultures that "Coco" and similar names come from.
And I personally love names that are after plants and flowers. Cocoa is a plant before it's a food item after all.
I'm also biased.
I gave Cat this name. Her name was "Coco" when I adopted her. She already knew and responded to the name. I added the "a" when I officially registered her and made her mine.
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It works on a pet, but not on a child. Coco at least has some precedence as a name, but this...
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Cocoa is a popular unisex name often given to pets.
This unisex name is used in Africa, Canada, and United States.
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This unisex name is used in Africa, Canada, and United States.
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Gender: Feminine & Masculine
Usage: English (American), Pet
Pronounced: KO-ko.
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Usage: English (American), Pet
Pronounced: KO-ko.
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