180+ Cool Discussion Group Names Ideas

Mehroz Sohail

If you have no idea how to go about naming your group, then why not give something that sounds fun and creative. Here I’ll share some good discussion group names to help you choose a name right away. In the end, there are some points to help you come up with a name for your discussion group by yourself.

So let’s get started with our first example:

“The Boring Group”

This is an interesting one because it has the word boring in there which makes this sound like a negative thing but if you think of it positively, it could be seen as a very cool-sounding and funny name for a group, team, or even a club! what do you think?

Next up we’ve got…

“The Funky Band”

Again here we can see that funky is used positively so again it would make sense to use this when describing a friend’s group. Wouldn’t it?

Here is a list of creative group names that will be loved by everyone:

Family Matters
Virtual Reality
Happy Family
Home Sweet Home
Married With Kids
Mom’s the Boss
My Folks
My Wife and Kids
Nuts and Bolts
Sibling Signals
Sister Sisters
Great Mates

Discussion Group Names

Here are the best group names for discussion:

Baddies and Buddies
Colony of Weirdos
Like Glue
Connect the Dots
Brotherly Harmony
On the Wire
Across the Sea
No Nonsense
All in the Mind
Spoke Folks
The Branches
The Cool Gang
The Talkative Tribe
We Are Family

Chat Group Names

Check out these group names for the chat:

The Ladybugs
Little Spoons
Lucky Charms
Frosted Flakes
Boston Tea Parties
Busy Bodies
Funny Folk
Baby Dolls
Baby Spice
Ooh Lá Lá
Pot of Gold
Shish Kabobbins
Wine and Dine
Blooming Bunnies
ShortTeas
Jamba Juicy
Snickerdoodlers
Fanny’s Pack
Lost Glass Slipper

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How to come up with a name for your group

What do you think of when I say the word “group”? Do you picture an organized collection of people who meet regularly or maybe even work together on projects? Or perhaps it is more like a bunch of friends hanging out in one place. Whatever image comes into mind first might be what you should consider as the basis for choosing a name for your group. If this doesn’t seem right, try thinking outside the box.

1. Create a name out of the group’s interest or purpose.

For instance, if you’re interested in cooking, create a name based on food. You may also want to take inspiration from hobbies such as sports teams, music groups, etc.

Use these discussion group names for your inspiration:

Whaddup Cuz
Flower Power
Pretty Girl Rock
Backstreet Girls
Boots and Skirts
Girl on Fire
Feline Phenom
California Girls
Choir of Angels
First Ladies
Hot Cheetos
The Rack Pack
Victorious Secret
Queen Bees
Shake It Off

So, what you would do is to pick a title that reflects the purpose or interest of the group. For instance, “Selfie Sister”, “The Book Lovers’ Society,” “The Fishing Champions.”

2. Mix and match words

Don’t feel limited by words. There are no rules here, no copyright laws – so go crazy! Intermix words.

Be sure to come up with something catchy, like these discussion group names:

Nip and Tucks
Hail Marys
“The Ladies”
The Taco Belles
The Beyonces
Don’t Peek
Spicy Sugars
The Insomniacs
The Grapes of Math
The Cool Nerds
Study Wars
Riders of the Storm
Alive Scholars Society
All Night Long
Belly Ups
Party Balls
50-Year Dash
Drop the Bombs
Game of Phones
Future Silver Foxes
Postcards from Mars
Lone Wolfpack
Christmas Coal
The Dude Guys
The Jacks Daniel
Sweaty Gym Socks
The Chicken Tenders

3. Make it short but catchy!

Just remember to keep things simple and memorable. Be sure to know the related words to discussion that could be used instead.

Here are words related to discussion you can consider adding to the group’s name:

Analysis
Argument
Conference
Consideration
Consultation
Controversy
Conversation
Debate
Deliberation
Dialogue
Discourse
Dispute

4. Use your locality name.

Many cities and towns have unique names that reflect their history and culture. These local names are usually quite distinctive and easily remembered. That’s what you can do too. How would it be if you use your region name in your group name adding a word or two with it?

Check out these interesting discussion group names and see if you can fit them with your locality name:

Skipping Class
Library Lurkers
Silent Tooters
Procrastinators
Study Buddies
Don’t Test Us
Changing Majors
Ultimate Nerds
Affirmative Reaction
Textbook Text Bookers
Drastic Measures
Kids These Days
Unpaid Library Fines
Mayan Calendar
Underrated
The Roof Is on Fire
Snitches and Stitches
Life Is a Highway
Han Not Solo
We Hustle for a Living

You can also use the name of the place you love instead of your locality name.

5. Pick a theme.

Theme names are perfect for themed events such as birthday parties, holiday celebrations, and other special occasions. Theme group names also work for clubs where members must dress according to a certain style or color scheme.

Find out some themed names for your group here: