semi-long list...

[ilovenames89]

Pick atleast 5 Favorites and explain why.
Acton
Adair
Ade
Adriel
Allistair
Alden
Alaric
Amerigo
Arden
Arl
Atherton
Ashford
Atticus
Barclay
Barrett
Barnett
Barrington
Bellamy
Benton
Bergen
Boaz
Bosley
Brighton
Bryden
Caulan
Callum
Camden
Carlo
Clancy
Cole
Corrigan
Cullen
Creighton
Dusan
Deagan
Devlin
Donnan
Edison
Edwin
Eliaz
Elliot
Ellis
Ellington
Elton
Emerson
Emile
Everton
Ewan
Ezra
Fabrizio
Finian
Flannery
Foster
Fulton
Garson
Gideon
Hadden
Hadriel
Halsey
Harkin
Harper
Houston
Holt
Hutton
Huxley
Jameson
Jethro
Jefferson
Julian
Jules
Jonas
Joseph
Julius
Kaemon
Kaiser
Kaniel
Keanu
Keegan
Kelton
Kerrick
Lachlan
Langston
Lawson
Leith
Lennon
Leopold
Lorcan
Loudon
Macauclay
MacKinley
Macon
Makarios
Maurice
Maxwell
Mercer
Mordecai
Mikolas
Moses
Mosley
Nicodemus
Nolan
Ogden
Paxton
Pierson
Portor
Price
Pryor
Patton
Quade
Quinlan
Raferty
Ramiro
Ramsey
Raymond
Remington
Reece
Roark
Riordan
Rigby
Rooney
Ryland
Schon
Sawney
Sawyer
Seeger
Solomon
Soren
Sutton
Stockton
Teague
Theron
Thane
Thomas
Thayer
Trayton
Topher
Vaughn
Viggo
Vincent
Waylon
Wiley
Zebulon
Zaide
Zedekiah
Zion
Zuriel
Zoltan

[zimger]

Julian-I think it's a name that has the best of both worlds. Not too strong not too soft.
Lennon-I wouldn't use it myself but it has a certain charm to it.
Teague-I love it's meaning
Quinlan-I would prefer Quentin myself but my real reasoning is that I like the nn Quin
Leopold-Love it! If I were to ever have another son this might be a contender! It's unique and classy. NN Leo is adorable.

[lcmpdx]

Callum - My sons name. We chose it because it sounds masculine but not severely so, we like Cal as a nickname, and because we love the meaning - dove

Ellis - This was a runner up for our son. We liked Elias, but had differing opinions on how to pronounce it, so we moved on to Ellis. Again, it sounds masculine but not extreme.

Harper - Love this name for a boy, sincerely dislike it for girls. Also, Ben Harper (musician) is one of my favorites.

Julian - This name just sounds classic to me.

Quinlan - I really like Quinn for boys more than for girls, and this is a nice long form. I think I actually like it better than Quintin (although I can guarantee my DH would choose Quintin over Quinlan).

Reece (Rhys) - My sons middle name. We chose Rhys because we just loved the way it sounded.

Theron - I love a name that has a strong meaning - hunter - but has a more relaxed sound - Theron. I liked the first/middle combo of River Theron for our son, DH vetoed River pretty quickly.

[ashthedreamer]

Wow, you weren't kidding when you said long list! I had to pick 8, although there were a lot more that I really liked!

Atticus - I just love the very Ancient Rome feel of the name, coupled with all the good references behind it. Atticus Finch, and there was a Christian martyr named Atticus, it just seems like a really great name to have, to me. I love Gus, Kit, and Atti as nns for it, too.
Boaz - I have always LOVED the story of Ruth and Boaz in the Bible, and Boaz just seems like such a fun name! I love the nn potential of Beau/Bo, too.
Edison - I love that this is a modern take on Edward or Edwin or Edgar. Not quite as classy as Edmund, but definitely more fun, imo! I think it'd be such a fun name to have, and you could still have all the cool nns of Edward--Teddy, Eddie, Ned, etc.
Ezra - I love its very Hebrew feel. It's both quirky and cool, any boy would be lucky to be an Ezra!
Harper - I've grown to really love this. This was one of those unisex names I couldn't really see on a boy, but then I saw this little boy on a TV show a year or two ago (Detroit 1-8-7), and he was so adorable! I fell for the name, then and there. It is a bit effeminate, but I think it'd be so fun to be a little boy named Harper. It still ranks fairly high, so I wouldn't worry too much about the gender confusion, not until Harper is like Bailey, with it ranking top 100 for girls and not even listed for boys.
Jonas - love it! I fell in love with it during the Jonas brothers craze, and I've loved it ever since. It honors my grandmother, in a way, so I also love it because of that. It feels like a much more cultured, unexpected way to honor a Joe.
Leopold - I love this! It sounds so kingly but the familiar Leo makes it much more approachable. I would love to meet a Leopold. I find it so much more attractive than 90% of all the other Leo names out there!
Sawyer - lovelovelove. It's both quirky/mischievous and respectable, due to Mark Twain. I think it's great. If Spencer wasn't on my short list, I'd probably make room for Sawyer.

Good luck!

[danshamaya]

Wow, so many names to choose from! A lot of gems here, but here's the ones that I loved.

Allistair - Gorgeous name, I even consider putting this one on my list but I already have an "Al" name.
Edwin - A nice alternative to the trendy Edward, I like it.
Julius - I like the Shakespearean play, Julius Caesar and I love names that end in "-us"
Nicodemus - Another amazing name ending in "-us"
Zoltan - Absolutely love it! It's a bit out there but nevertheless an amazing name.

[kala_way]

lol, semi-long?

My top 5 are Gideon, Solomon, Benton, Edison, Leopold

These are the ones I like the best:

Allistair - a cool name but super British to me
Atticus - cool middle name!
Benton - prefer Bennett
Cole - I like this, simple and straightforward
Edison - I prefer this to Edward and possibly even Edmund
Gideon - one of my favorite Biblical names!
Holt - I think this is a nice middle name option, not sure I would use it as a first
Jonas - I really like this name, I hope the Jonas Bros. stigma doesn't hurt it much
Lachlan - interesting option. I've never met anyone with this name, but I like the idea of Lock as a nn.
Leopold - Love Leo and I think this is an elegant way to get there
Nicodemus - I like the Biblical significance of this as well as the Nick option
Paxton - I'm never sure if I like this one or not, I like the idea of Pax---maybe for a dog.
Pierson - I like Pierce
Quinlan - I like this for a girl
Solomon - good solid name
Topher - I love this as a nickname for Christopher, but not on it's own
Vaughn - really like, though it can feel a bit thin.

[erinlw]

Um... I would not call this "semi-long"! Anyways, my favourites in order are:

1. Reece: I think it's a great unisex name and I love the sound of it. Prefer the Rhys spelling though.
2. Thomas: a classic, timeless name that suits every age.
3. Elliot: kind of a hidden gem- it's less popular than I think it could be. Love the nn Eli.
4. Maxwell: love Max. I think it's a great boys name.
5. Camden: I like this so much better than Cameron.

[chelseamae]

Alden
Bergen
Deagan
Edison
Edwin
Fulton- i like this because it reminds me of a place near my hometown... i think i like the name Fuller more than Fulton
Jethro- One of my personal favorites, i think its a very strong name
Leith- interesting one, it caught my eye. i think i love it
Lennon- im a big beatles fan sooo i have always loved Lennon... but i like it slightly more for a girl
Rooney-
Theron
Waylon


i can't really explain the rest, i just love these ones!

[usagurl4]

Elliot- I just love this name. It's funny, because a year or two ago I hated it. It just suprisingly grew on me.
Huxley- The just sounds cool. The jazzy "x" spices it up and the "ey" ending balances the uncommon Hux sound.
Julian- Love this name so much.
Joseph- I love the classics. This name is one of my favorites.
Julius- Reminds me of Julian haha.
Maxwell- I love Max. With all the longer Max names, Maxwell is the best.
Nolan- Popular for a reason.
Pierson- I like Piers, so this name is very similar to my taste.
Ryland- I love Rylan, so this name is pratically the same.
Thomas- All time favorite name for a boy.
Topher- Actor from That's 70's Show

[babynamer2012]

Callum- Starting to like this lately. Interesting but not weird
Elliot- Love Elliot, and I am going to go against the flow of the other berries and say I love it for a girl
Foster- Tie for #1 boy name at the moment. Easy to spell and pronounce
Gideon Tie for #1. Familiar but uncommon
Lachlan- Really like Lachlan, though I would probably never use it in real life