Vyvyan

(n.) one of the most beautiful names a boy can have.

Because it ends with a gentle flow when you pronounce it, it has an elegant and graceful twist to the name. It is also special because Vyvyan is not as common as other names. Unlike some names that make a boy sound like a total tosser, like Stuart, Gareth, Bob, sean, Dave or James, Vyvyan sounds graceful and elegantly classy. Parents who name their boys Vyvyan have refined taste. It is more likely a name for the upper-class.

Any boy with this name is very likely to be gorgeous with an amazing personality. The name has a sense of beauty with a drop of danger and adventure and fun to it. It is derived from the Latin meaning "life".

Pretty much any name that ends with a consonant followed by -ian has a beautiful ring to it, like Lillian, Hadrian, Julian, etc.

Hands down the best kisser ever. if you're lucky enough to experience this pure ecstasy, you're going straight to hell because he's sinfully good.

How can anyone forget the girl named Vivian?

Man, that Vivian is a beautiful girl!

I wish I have a girlfriend named Vivian. She would be gorgeous and lots of fun.

Man, that Vyvyan is so fun to be around, not to mention he's gorgeous too!

Damn I wish I can kiss Vyvyan, or at least get a warm hug from him.

What's your name? Vyvyan? That's a gorgeous name!

No boy can be compared to a boy named Vivian.

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Pretentrification

Noun. The trend whereby everyday items and activities are given grander, more impressive sounding descriptions in order to fool the hard of thinking into believing they are better than they really are and that paying fives times the going rate for said items is good deal.

E.g. ‘Vermont Mountain Lakes Shade-Grown Double-Hopped Not Quite Pale Ale’ or ‘handcrafted artisanal stone ground malted sourdough’ or ‘Vengabus party classics, a new compilation hand curated by DJ Byron Smegly available on 180g single origin fair trade vinyl’

Pretentrification can be found everywhere but reaches its peak where there are high densities of beardy hipster types who think covering themselves in tattoos and dressing like Victorian lumberjacks is the height of satorial elegance.

Radio DJs do not curate their shows, they play music and talk. Another example of the unnecessary pretentrification of the English language