Earlier today, we bestowed the nickname of Noajeannie upon celebrity law professors Noah Feldman and Jeannie Suk -- the Brangelina of the legal academy. But some of you backseat bloggers suggested other names for this overachieving couple, such as "Feldsuk" and "Jeannoah."

We like "Noajeannie" for several reasons:

1. It scans exactly like "Brangelina." Compare no-ah-JEAN-nie with bran-juh-LEE-nuh.

2. It puts his name before hers, since his star arguably shines slightly brighter than hers (although, quite obviously, both of them are amazing).

3. Celebrity nicknames tend to work best with first rather than last names. This is why "Bennifer" and "Brangelina" are superior to "Vaughniston."

Nevertheless, we will adhere to the democratic process. Hence this poll:

One name we definitely don't like: Sukfeld. It sounds like a pornographic version of "Seinfeld."

(For the record, though, "Suk" is pronounced "sook" rather than "suck." We happen to know this 'cause we went to school with Jeannie Suk's similarly brilliant little sister, Julie Suk (now a law professor at Cardozo). Like her big sis, Julie Suk was a Marshall Scholar and a law clerk to Judge Harry Edwards (D.C. Cir.). But Julie Suk went to Harvard College and Yale Law School, whereas Jeannie Suk did the reverse: Yale College, Harvard Law School.)

P.S. Speaking of polls, if you haven't done so already, cast your vote for your favorite First Circuit judge. We'll close this poll tomorrow at 3 PM Eastern time. Thanks.

Earlier: Lawyerly Lairs: It's Still Good to be Noah and Jeannie