The swift running huntress of Greek legend
A pet form of Elizabeth, once common in America
A heroine of medieval romance, later used by Shakespeare
A deadpan cartoon heroine
Short for Elisabeth in German and Scandinavian use
A blend of girl and midget, from 1950s surf slang
A Shakespeare name built on Hermes, the Greek messenger god
Greek, from Hermes · Greek
The Irish princess of the medieval Tristan legend
The Soviet dog who was the first animal to orbit the earth
The lost love in Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Raven
From the Latin mirandus, admirable, coined by Shakespeare
Greek goddess of the night
Also an English place name
Old German roots, used by Shakespeare in As You Like It
The fairy queen in A Midsummer Night's Dream
An American given name, popular in the 1920s
The fourth day of the week, named after the god Woden
Also a Zulu name and a French novelist
The hero of the Old English epic poem of the same name · big dogs
The surname of the film actor Humphrey Bogart
One who booms, used for dogs with a deep, loud bark
Also a Scottish surname, fair haired
The shipwrecked sailor in Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel
From an Irish surname, carried by the singer Elvis Presley
The large, boastful knight in Shakespeare's Henry IV · big dogs
For a pup who is all gadget and no off switch
Slang for wild or eccentric, from gonzo journalism
The stage name of the comedian Groucho Marx
The traveller in Jonathan Swift's 1726 Gulliver's Travels · big dogs
An English surname, borne by the philosopher Thomas Hobbes
The stage name of the escape artist Harry Houdini
The stage name of the horror film actor Boris Karloff · big dogs
The wizard of Arthurian legend, from the Welsh Myrddin
The king of the fairies in old romance and in Shakespeare
The scholar magician in Shakespeare's play The Tempest
The detective of Baker Street
The doctor who tells Sherlock stories
A pet form of Sigmund, meaning victory and protection
From the old song about a farmer and his dog
A flash of lightning, also a sudden dash away
An icy body that trails a bright tail near the sun
The Greek nymph who could only repeat what she heard
A US state name, meaning land of the Indians
An English surname meaning pleasant wood
Latin, nobody · Latin · small dogs
The smallest dot in a digital image, from picture element
A small mischievous fairy of English folklore · small dogs
One who breaks away and goes their own way
The small dog in the 1900 Wizard of Oz books