Crews
Meaning of Crews
Crews (pronounced KROOZ) sails onto the stage with the calm confidence of an English place-name reinvented for a modern hero. Rooted in the town of Crewe, Cheshire, this surname-turned-first name pulses with the collective heartbeat of a Latin street party—it’s part ship’s crew solidarity (no paddles required), part conga-line spark. It charted just thirteen newborns (climbing to No. 911) in 2024, a stealthy ascent from last year’s No. 914 that feels like fireworks over Carnival. Crews embodies loyalty stitched into every letter, beckoning each little adventurer to set sail toward heart-warming camaraderie and sun-soaked fiestas. For parents craving a name that fuses English steadiness with Latino sabor, Crews is the spirited choice, a promise of unity, rhythm and unforgettable journeys.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KROOZ (/kruːz/)
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