What is the most whorish sounding first name for a female?

Pauly Shore uses that joke but with the name Lisa.

We have many names in England that make me cringe...Ada..Mabel and far to many others to think of right now...lol   

Blanche.

I know a Lady called Cherry ...she's quite nice and it suits her...:)

I'm picturing a women who is very nice, plump, and sweet.
The name itself is innocent. 

It is the slang rendition that makes this name feel possibly sour for a person.*

This was a hard question to answer without someone feeling attacked or put down.  
I am hoping they know, not everyone judges a person by the name they were given.

*Please note.  Person does not limit itself to female gender. :)

She is actually a very elegant lady and is like you in a way  with very strong set views...both my Nan's are a driving force when upset or see things happening that are not right...woe betide anyone that upsets them...even my grand dads daren't upset them....lol

 

 (a women woman)

 

  Isn’t that more of a nickname than a common given name?

The question does not say common name. 

 

  I didn’t say that it does. I added that to my response for the sake of emphasis. I have a cousin whose given name is Cherry, and I know there are others who have it as their first name, it’s just not a common first name.

  The question is specifically worded as “first name”. A first name is not a nickname.

  Nice try, no cigar. 

I can be.  I don't know what it would be short for?...
Charlene?  Chariot? No.  I've never known anyone named Chariot.  Now there would be a name people might take advantage of.
Speaking of names, I have known some that are very peculiar.
They don't lead you into thinking sexual or sensual thoughts but they aren't names I would think to name a child.
This question leads to many other questions that may be asked.
It has potential to be a "touchy" subject, though.
I know I'm not out to hurt anybody and I'm pretty sure no one else is either.
I might be walking on thin ice if I venture out and ask about names.
... These are the reasons I don't ask many questions and stick to answering them...
Asking them is one thing.
Answering them is another.
;) :)!

You’ve confused me. 

Saying that it’s a nickname doesn’t mean it‘s short for another name. 

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Mission accomplished!
;) :)

  The question specifically states “first name”, not first and last names. 

  :|

 

  Isn’t that more of a nickname or stage name than a given name?

 

  My sentiments exactly. 

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Wouldn't want to offend the womenfolk.