Latin, she who brings happiness
The Iceni queen who took on Rome
A British pet name, once a girls comic · small dogs
Riverside district of London
Pet form of Dorothy · small dogs
Old English, prosperous in war
A Lake District village famous for gingerbread and Wordsworth
Queen of Arthurian legend
Welsh roots, white ring · Welsh
A Yorkshire spa town famous for tea rooms
Scottish, after the isle of Islay
Holy Island off Northumberland, reached by a tidal causeway
Scottish pet form of Margaret
An early English spring flower
British dark sugar syrup, and an old term of endearment
Two pence in old British money, a sweet name for a small dog · small dogs
The largest natural lake in England, in the Lake District
Old English, wise counsel
A Northumberland town with a grand castle and gardens
Scottish Gaelic, one strength
A county of Northern Ireland, home of the Giant's Causeway
A Scottish region of sea lochs and islands
A Berkshire racecourse famous for hats and royal racing
A Northumberland village with a great castle above the beach
English form of the name Barnabas
Germanic, bright raven · Germanic
British slang for a man or a good chap
A moor in Cornwall, said to hide a mysterious big cat
The English cooking apple
A Welsh market town under the Brecon Beacons
A northern English sandwich, as in a chip butty
A London town known for markets and music
Old British given name from a Roman family name
Roman walled city in north west England
English surname, from the word for a cliff
A Lake District lake and the fell above it
English place name, the town by the ditch
Scottish Gaelic, dark stranger
Anglo Norman prefix meaning son of
An old British two shilling coin
A region of southwest Scotland, and a hardy breed of black cattle
A person from Newcastle upon Tyne
A London riverside town where time is measured from
British slang for the boss
An East Sussex seaside town of the famous 1066 battle
Germanic, peaceful warrior · Germanic
The capital of the Scottish Highlands, on the River Ness
A Lake District gateway town famous for mint cake
A grand district of west London with palaces and museums
A market town of the northern Lake District
A Welsh Victorian seaside resort with a pier
A rugged island of the Scottish Inner Hebrides
For the admiral on the column in Trafalgar Square
From the Latin peregrinus, traveller, also a British falcon
British slang for a pound
A tiny Yorkshire cathedral city with a nightly hornblower
Latin, red haired · Latin
An old British coin worth twelve pence
A Scottish city with a castle on a crag
A Cornish clifftop castle linked to King Arthur
British slang for a posh, well dressed gent
The only city in Cornwall
The river that flows through Newcastle in England
An English town with a famous medieval castle
For the duke, and the boot named after him
An old English name and a long standing British favourite
The diamond pattern on knitted socks and jumpers, from Scotland
A Wiltshire village inside a great stone circle
British slang for a bit mad
British slang for a slow, aimless walk, the ideal dog stroll
Affectionate British slang for Britain
A British cry of surprise
The wild blackberry of the hedgerow
Seaside town on the Sussex coast
A small island in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland
A friendly British goodbye
Chalk hills of beechwoods northwest of London
British slang for the fish and chip shop
British slang for very pleased
A British playground game with horse chestnuts on strings
The English hills of honey coloured stone villages and sheep
British slang for gone a bit mad
An English county of chalk downs and the Jurassic Coast
Kentish port under the white cliffs
A tiny cathedral city in the Cambridgeshire fens
The Welsh name for Snowdonia, the land of eagles · Welsh
British slang for fussing about
The smallest old British coin, a quarter of a penny · small dogs
British slang for a five pound note
A Somerset town of legend, tor and festival
British slang for utterly astonished
The British word for a pullover, and a dog who leaps
A London village famous for its royal botanic gardens
Smart district of central London
Limestone hills in Somerset with caves and gorges
The Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland, granite peaks by the sea
British slang for a long chat
A flat English county of broads and big skies, home of a terrier
Welsh county, and a type of corgi
A Dorset peninsula of chalk cliffs and a ruined castle
Rolling heath hills in Somerset with wild red deer
British slang for a sandwich
The bake at the centre of a British cream tea
British slang for delicious
A small silver British coin, lucky in a Christmas pudding · small dogs
Old British slang for wonderful
A lively London district of theatres and cafes
An English county of cider orchards and levels
Old British slang for slightly tipsy, for a wobbly pup
An English county of farmland, and a breed of chestnut horse
A south coast English county of chalk downs, and a spaniel breed
The cry of the hunt when a fox is seen
British slang for a ten pound note
London square named for the 1805 sea battle
Scottish river, and the woollen cloth
Rubber Wellington boots, for a dog who loves a muddy walk
North Yorkshire harbour town under the abbey
London suburb known for its tennis
Berkshire town with the castle
An old London greeting, like what cheer
A winding river on the border of England and Wales
English Springer Spaniel
Bulldog
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Border Terrier