COOL, HIP BABY BOY NAMES! Are you looking for some really cool names for a baby boy? Look no further...Here they are! Super cool, strong & masculine sounding baby boy names for your future soldier, football player or race car driver. Definitions are from The National Dictionary 1947 and from www.dictionary.com and www.last-names.com.

Visit Our Online Photo Album Axton: Archer: a bowman; one skilled in the use of the bow and arrow Atticus Ace Bascom Bauer Baylor Berenger Blade: anything resembling a blade; a dashing, reckless, rollicking fellow Bolton: A town in England; the round hill; the abrupt, steep, round hill Bowden Bragen Brick: a block of clay dried in the sun; a jolly; good-natured fellow Bridger: one who build bridges Brock: From the Saxon Broc, a badger Bridon Broden Bronson: the son of Brown Bourne: from the old English Bourne, a small river or spring-well Braxton Brodie: From the lands of Brodie, Co. Moray, Scotland. The name signifies a little ridge; a brow; a precipice Boston: The capital and largest city of Massachusetts Blaze: flame; brilliant sunlight; to serve as a guide Bond: anything that binds; a cause of union; duty Braeger Bryler Beckham Braygon Brink Brigg Braven Bayne Brenham Creighton Cutter: one who cuts or hews; a small fast sailing vessel Cager Coleridge Collier: a digger of coal; a coal digger Cohen Cruz/Cruise Cannon: a large gun; a piece of ordinance Cash: money Calder: from Calduor, Gaelic and Welsh, the water that incloses or shuts in Carson Carver: Cashton Catcher: the player in baseball who stands behind the batsman to catch the pitcher's ball Cortez Cross Crew Draeger Dryver Dekker Drayer Deniro Draven Diego Dante Dathan Daxon Drachen Drayden Diesel Duran: from Durant; From the Latin name Durandus, enduring, strong, inured to hardships, from duro, to harden, to inure to hardships, to make strong Easton Edge: the thin cutting part of an instrument; brink; keenness; mental acuteness; to sail close to the wind Everson Eldridge Finn Fisher: one who fishes Faulkner Foley Faxon Forrester Fielder Granger: a member of a grange; a farmer Grayson: son of Gray Grayden Gunner: one who works with a gun; an artilleryman; a warrant-officer in the navy who has charge of the ordinanceof a war vessel Gatlin Guyon Harrison Hayes Holden Hendrix Hawken Iden Ison Iverson: son of Iver; A chief or leader. Iver, Danish, zeal, fervor; ivre, to speak or act with zeal. Gaelic, Ian Vhor, a hero; Welsh, eon, brave, and mawr, great Jagger Jet Judge Jakai Kryger Krason Krueger Kai Keane Keison Koah Kyden Koben Kyzer Krew Lawson Lowell Lowry: Signifies in Scotch a crafty person, or one who lowers, that is, contracts his brow; hence a "lowry day"--cloudy Lazarus Legend Lowen Luther Larson Laker Laith Latham Mather: Welsh, Madur, a benevolent man Maddox Magnus: from Latin, Magna, meaning great McLean Magnum: A magnum cartridge or firearm. Of or relating to a cartridge containing a larger explosive charge than other cartridges of the same size Manson Mathis Maxfield Maxton Murdock McCain Mace Noeth Nash: Supposed to be a corruption of "Atten-Ash,"--at the ash. Naish, a place near Bristol, England. Naisg, Gaelic, made fast, bound, protected. Probably an old fortress or watch-tower Navy Oakley: From ock or ac, an oak, and leag, a field. The oak field Oakland Osborne Oden O'Brien Overson Patton Powell: A contraction of the Welsh Ap Howell, the son of Howell, from Houl, the sun; Greek Paxton: town of peace. From Latin, Pax, meaning peace Pierce: Pryor: the head of a priory or monastery; next in rank below an abbott Portland Quade Rathien Rainier Remington Ruger Ridge Rogue Rune Rourke Rhodes Remick Raith Rhoden Rebel Rowdy Ryder: A forest officer, being mounted, and having the supervision of a large district Ryker Rykken Raiden Ryland Rocket Rocque Seager Statler Staten Sutter Syver Strayer Sayer Soren Steele Shade Slade: A long flat piece or slip of ground between hills Slater Sterling Stetson Saxon Stone Stratton: The hill full of fresh springs Stryker: From strige, to strike, to roam, to travel, hence a worker at a trade, a traveler Talon Tayge Taggart: Tycwrdd, Welsh, a meeting-house. Tagair, Gaelic, to plead a cause, claim as a right, to reason, to debate Thalen Thacker Thatcher Thunder Tiago Traeger Thayer Thaden Trezdon Tyde Thorin Trek Trapper Vaden Vandan Valor Watson Wahler Wythe Wiley: from wile, sly artifice; trick; allurement Wilder: A traveler, foreigner, or pilgrim, the same as Waller, from the Saxon wealh, a traveler, or one who inhabits the forest or grounds uncultivated Yeager: from German and Dutch, Jager, a huntsman Zayden Zen: the Japanese pronunciation of Chinese chán, “quietude.” Zyder Zeager Zade Zephyr

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