Most Unique Character Name in a Book?

[ACP230]

Natty Bumppo, another Fennimore Cooper character.

 

[Jack Flash]

Nimrod Wildfire

The hero of the play "The Lion of the West" (1831). Not that anyone ever would have read it, certainly I haven't. I understand the character satirized David Crockett.

 

[the ringo kid]

'S.C.' Jones figured prominently in the book. It was so funny that I can't remember his real name.

Brown. For his characters full name--I think it breaks numerous rules to post here?

 

[walkinghorse]

Brown. For his characters full name--I think it breaks numerous rules to post here?

Cavemen threw a long wooden stick with a obsidian point at various food items running around.

 

[vigil617]

Montana Wildhack, Slaughterhouse Five., a paramour of protagonist Billy Pilgrim.

(She was played by Valerie Perrine in the movie.)

 

[mtgianni]

....exercising your vocabulary make you an effete snob? I enjoy finding the right word to use in a sentence, sometimes for humorous effect. If I can't find the right word, I'll make one up.

If someone doesn't know what 'detritus' is, there's nothing wrong with learning.

I resolve to never use obtuse verbiage when diminutive terms suffice.

 

[mtgianni]

Not a book but Star Trek character Harcourt Fenton Mudd was my favorite in the 60's.

 

[joebiker]

Bilbo Baggins

 

[eveled]

First thing to pop into my mind was Winnie the Pooh. What is a Pooh?

On a side note he called Butterfly's "Flutter bys" witch makes a lot more sense than butterfly. Maybe we've been saying it wrong? Pretty smart bear.