An old endearment for someone dear
French pet form of Elisabeth · French
Swirled sweet bread, the name means grandmother · Polish
Pet form of Barbara, a breezy old fashioned nickname
Russian for grandmother · Russian
Korean for the sea · Korean
Old Irish for crow, a war goddess who flew over battles · Irish
Long thin French loaf, the name means wand · French
Means spring in Turkish and Persian · Turkish
A Brazilian state famous for music, beaches and capoeira · Portuguese
A Border Collie on Canada's heavy urban search and rescue team
Layered filo pastry with nuts and syrup · Turkish
Means honey in Turkish, short and sweet · Turkish
The triangular Russian stringed instrument · Russian
A song that tells a story
Italian for baby girl · Italian · small dogs
A cowboy's neckerchief, pulled up against the dust
Means gold in Telugu, used as darling for loved ones · Telugu
Korean for a little bell · Korean · small dogs
Vietnamese caramel custard · Vietnamese
Native shrub with bottlebrush cones
Wailing spirit of Irish legend, from bean si, woman of the fairy mound · Irish
Czech pet form of Barbora · Czech
Greek barbaros, foreign · Greek
A red grape from Piedmont · Italian
A thorny shrub with bright red berries
The seaside capital of Catalonia, known for Gaudi buildings and long beaches · Spanish
A dense Indian milk fudge · Hindi · small dogs
Means rain or monsoon in Hindi · Hindi
A noblewoman of the lowest rank of peerage · English
A sweet semolina cake soaked in syrup · Arabic
Polish pet form of Barbara · Polish
Means smile in Arabic · Arabic
A short form of Bastet, the cat headed protector of homes · Egyptian
Cat headed Egyptian goddess of the home · Egyptian
Portuguese for little potato · Portuguese · small dogs
A Brazilian cachaca and fruit cocktail, meaning shaken · Portuguese
A Sumerian mother goddess linked with dogs and healing · Sumerian · small dogs
A shiny ornament hung on the Christmas tree · small dogs
Largest state in southern Germany · German
A fluffy Turkish village flatbread · Turkish
Short form of Beatrice, she who brings happiness
Dante guide through paradise
Latin, she who brings happiness
Portuguese and Spanish form of Beatrix, meaning she who brings happiness · Portuguese
Greek for baby · Greek · small dogs
French word for baby · French · small dogs
A layered coconut cake from Goa · Konkani
Welsh pet form of Rebeca · Welsh
Tom Sawyer's schoolmate in Mark Twain's novel · English
The striped honey maker, or a short form of Beatrice
A gin, honey and lemon cocktail from the 1920s
Bright bedding flower with patterned leaves
Means gazelle, a dog shown on the stela of Intef II · Ancient Egyptian
A small coconut sweet, meaning little kiss · Portuguese · small dogs
Hindi for jasmine · Hindi
Italian name meaning beautiful · Italian
Portuguese pet form of Isabel · Portuguese
Soviet space dog who orbited and came home safely · Russian
Deadly nightshade, Italian for beautiful lady · Italian
Bright star in the constellation Orion
French, beautiful, and a southern favourite
A bell shaped flower of blue or white
A peach and prosecco cocktail from Venice
The common daisy, from the Latin for pretty · Latin · small dogs
From Latin for to fight, the Roman goddess of war · Latin
Russian for little white one, a Soviet space dog of 1958 · Russian
Italian for blessed · Italian
Japanese for crimson · Japanese
Japanese goddess of music, words and flowing water · Japanese
Dutch pet form of Elisabeth · Dutch
Greek for bringing victory, the name of queens of Egypt · Greek
French feminine of Bernard, brave as a bear · French
Greek Berenike, bringing victory · Greek
Piz Bernina, the highest peak of the Eastern Alps · Romansh
A small soft fruit such as a raspberry or blackberry
Germanic, bright · big dogs
The mineral family that includes emerald
Short form of Elizabeth, Hebrew for my God is an oath · Hebrew
Old pet form of the name Elizabeth · English · small dogs
Short form of Elizabeth, the second March sister in Little Women
Welsh pet form of Elizabeth · Welsh
Welsh pet form of Elizabeth · Welsh
A purple flowered herb of old cottage gardens
Betsey Trotwood, David Copperfield's fierce but loving great aunt
The girl next door of Riverdale
Hebrew for married, a land of plenty in the Book of Isaiah · Hebrew
English place name, beaver stream
Irish name meaning sweet singer · Irish
Portuguese pet form of Beatriz · Portuguese
Surfing resort town on the French Basque coast · French
A doubled pet name used in many languages for a darling
A Filipino rice cake baked in banana leaves · Filipino
Loyal village friend in Great Expectations · English · small dogs
German for bee · German · small dogs
Means lightning in Hindi, for a lightning fast dog · Hindi
French, jewel · French · small dogs
A small dark blue moorland berry · small dogs
South Slavic name meaning herb · Croatian
Feminine pet form of William, will and helmet
The little burr that hides in Australian lawns
Sanskrit, a dot or drop · Sanskrit · small dogs
Means ice in Mandarin, for a cool pale coat · Chinese
A Korean shaved ice dessert piled with toppings · Korean
Italian for a little rogue · Italian
One under par in golf · small dogs
A rich spicy stew from Jalisco · Mexican Spanish
French for a crisp rusk, a sweet name for a crunchy little golden pup · French · small dogs
A cold dry north east wind of Switzerland and France · French
Croatian name meaning pearl · Croatian
French, a kiss · French · small dogs
Means to shine or shining in Korean · Korean
From itsy bitsy, meaning very small · small dogs
A sweet name for a tiny dog · small dogs
Means star in Tagalog · Tagalog
A short necked Japanese lute · Japanese
Means azure dawn in Mandarin, bright and poetic · Chinese
Swedish for birch tree · Swedish
The black horse of Anna Sewell's 1877 novel · big dogs
A dark bodied opal, mined mostly at Lightning Ridge in New South Wales
The black swan of Australia, with a bright red bill
The dark fruit of the bramble · small dogs
A small, dark, tart berry · small dogs
Spanish for white · Spanish
French name meaning white · French
A set milk pudding, from the Old French for white food · French
Irish name meaning little flower · Irish
Cornish for flower · Cornish
A Lake District fell with a famous saddle shaped ridge · Cumbric
Welsh name meaning white flower · Welsh
Pale golden, the fair colour of hair
A golden bar like a brownie, made without chocolate
The flowers on a fruit tree, from the Old English blostm
Woodland flower that carpets British springs
The small dark blue fruit · small dogs
German for flower · German
Means treasure in Korean · Korean
Goddess of the River Boyne, whose name means white cow · Irish
Danish name meaning battle remedy · Danish
Afrikaans for little buck, used to mean sweetheart · Afrikaans
Means peach in Korean · Korean
Portuguese for a biscuit or cracker · Portuguese
For Anne Boleyn, Tudor queen of England · English
Portuguese for little ball, a classic Brazilian dog name · Portuguese · small dogs
Portuguese for acorn, tiny and sturdy · Portuguese · small dogs
Means spring, the season, in Korean · Korean
Beauty of spring · Korean
A Newfoundland town whose name means good view · Portuguese
Spanish, pretty · Spanish
Means beautiful in Tswana · Tswana
A Polynesian island with a turquoise lagoon and a green peak · Tahitian
Korean for worth, something rewarding · Korean
The northern lights, and the northern forest of Canada · Latin
Small Australian shrub with a famously sweet scent · Australian
From bossa nova, Brazil's smooth jazz samba · Portuguese
The warrior queen of the Iceni who rose against Rome · Celtic
The Iceni queen who took on Rome
A climbing plant with paper bright magenta bracts
A Greek custard filled filo pastry · Greek
Alexander Pope's Great Dane and constant companion · big dogs
Portuguese for white · Portuguese
A spirit distilled from wine, from the Dutch brandewijn
Welsh heroine whose name means white raven · Welsh
Bold, brilliant playing that shows off skill · Italian
A rock of broken angular fragments cemented together · Italian
Irish Brigh, strength or high one · Irish
Perhaps Old Norse brandr, sword, a Shetland favourite · Old Norse
Last surviving search dog from the Ground Zero response
Welsh for primrose · Welsh
Irish pet form of Brighid · Irish
Irish name meaning exalted one · Irish
Pet form of Brigid · Irish
The headgear and reins used to guide a horse
Irish goddess of fire, poetry and healing · Irish
Italian for frost · Italian
Rich buttery French bread · French
Spanish and Portuguese for breeze · Spanish
Swedish pet form of Birgitta · Swedish
A Portuguese cornbread · Portuguese
A tall grey crane of Australia famous for their dancing · Gamilaraay · big dogs
The three novelist sisters of Yorkshire
English surname, a small stream
Pet form of Brooke, Old English for small stream
From creme brulee, French for burnt cream · French
Portuguese for mist · Portuguese
Mist or fog, from the French · French
Warrior queen of German legend · German · big dogs
Grilled bread rubbed with garlic and topped with tomato · Italian
A shield maiden of the Volsunga saga, bold and proud · Old Norse · big dogs
Icelandic word for armour · Icelandic
Small rice flour balls in warm coconut milk · Thai · small dogs
Spheres of air in liquid, used for lively, bouncy dogs · small dogs
Full of bubbles, also a nickname for champagne
A pet form of Elizabeth, once common in America
Means beautiful in Zulu and Xhosa · Xhosa
A Silk Road city in Uzbekistan, known for its rugs and old madrasas · Persian
Means moon in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
Amharic for coffee, poured in a long Ethiopian ceremony · Amharic
Means flower in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
A pet name for a rabbit · small dogs
A British pet name, once a girls comic · small dogs
Means flower in Thai · Thai
Soft creamy Italian cheese · Italian
Glossy yellow meadow flower of childhood games · small dogs
A bright winged insect, for a dainty dog · small dogs
The tangy milk left after churning butter
A small round fastener, as in cute as a button · small dogs
Means star in Korean, for a bright-eyed dog · Korean
Means little father in Persian · Persian
Charles Babbage, who designed the first mechanical computer
Greek pet form of Charalampos · Greek
A playful Hindi nickname for a funny, lovable boy · Hindi
Means grandfather in Swahili, for a wise old soul · Swahili
Cured pork, also an English surname from the Germanic bacho
Means storm in Indonesian · Indonesian
Means cloud in Hindi, lovely for a grey or fluffy coat · Hindi
A Cape Breton village where Alexander Graham Bell had a summer home
Striped digger of the woods
Means full moon in Arabic · Arabic
The Korean name for the board game Go, behind the classic dog name Badugi · Korean
Korean for white, also a hundred · Korean
Means white tiger in Korean, a guardian of Korean legend · Korean · big dogs
Canada's biggest island, in the Arctic · big dogs
A ring shaped bread roll, from the Yiddish beygl
Means tiger-like in Bengali, for a bold, striped dog · Bengali
The Scottish wind instrument with a bag and drones · Scottish
Means hero or warrior in Persian · Persian
Means sea in Arabic · Arabic
The White Tiger of the west and of autumn · Chinese
A court officer, or a steward of an estate
One who bakes bread, an English occupational surname
Indonesian meatballs in broth · Indonesian · small dogs
Means strength or might in Sanskrit · Sanskrit
Mayan word for jaguar · Mayan · big dogs
Means brave or bold, the handsome and much loved son of Odin · Old Norse
Norse god of light and summer · Norse
A Victorian gold rush city of grand old buildings
One eyed giant of Irish myth · Irish · big dogs
A singer in Much Ado About Nothing
One of the three wise men who brought gifts to the infant Jesus
Sled dog who led the last leg of the 1925 serum run to Nome · big dogs
Means bear in Hindi, for a big furry dog · Hindi · big dogs
Honore de Balzac, the French novelist of the Human Comedy · French
A bouncy double bang, for a dog with heavy paws
Italian for baby boy · Italian · small dogs
The fastest growing grass on earth · big dogs
A Northumberland village with a great castle above the beach
St Bernard mascot of the free Norwegian forces in the war · Norwegian · big dogs
A spiced currant pastry from Oxfordshire
Means monkey in Hindi, for a cheeky dog · Hindi
A fast, frumious creature of Lewis Carroll's nonsense verse
Means friend in Sanskrit · Sanskrit
Spanish for bandit · Spanish
A mountain town in the Canadian Rockies
After the bush poet who wrote Waltzing Matilda
Joseph Banks, the botanist who sailed with Captain Cook
Noble general in Shakespeare's Macbeth · Scottish
A small breed of chicken with plenty of attitude · small dogs
Means guard in Tagalog, a traditional Filipino dog name · Tagalog
French name meaning baptiser · French
Swahili for blessing · Swahili
A fine red wine of Piedmont made from Nebbiolo · Italian
Red bearded Holy Roman emperor · Italian · big dogs
German for little bear · German
Scottish surname from Berkeley, birch wood · Scottish
A poet and storyteller of Celtic tradition · Welsh
Falstaff's red nosed companion in Henry IV
The rich middle male singing voice · Greek
Pun on Mark Twain, the author of Tom Sawyer
A bartender, with a handy bark in the name
A restored gold rush town in British Columbia, a fitting name for a dog
The carrier in David Copperfield famous for the line Barkis is willin
Playful classic built on the word bark
A pun on Marco Polo, for a dog who loves to explore
An old word for a grain of barley
Swiss German for little bear · German · small dogs
The big shed where the hay and animals live · big dogs
English form of the name Barnabas
Piedmont red made from the nebbiolo grape · Italian
A noble barker of great volume
Means lightning in Arabic, for a fast dog · Arabic
A long, fast predatory fish with fang like teeth · big dogs
The prized silver fish of northern Australia · Aboriginal Australian
A layered coffee from the Canary Islands · Spanish
Barrington Tops, a high plateau of rainforest in New South Wales
Alpine hospice dog credited with over forty mountain rescues · big dogs
Polish pet form of Bartlomiej · Polish
Aramaic, son of Talmai, one of the twelve apostles · Aramaic
The quiet clerk in Melville's short story · English
Spanish short form of Bartolome · Spanish
Dark rock left behind by volcanoes · big dogs
A Swiss city on the Rhine, where France, Germany and Switzerland meet · German
Matsuo Basho, the master of haiku · Japanese
Count Basie, the swing bandleader and pianist
Greek, kingly, and a kitchen herb
French form of Basil, from the Greek for royal · French
Italian for basil · Italian
The lowest range of sound, from the Latin bassus, low · big dogs
Means smiling in Arabic · Arabic
The deep, buzzy woodwind with a long folded tube
German short form of Sebastian · German
French short form of Sebastien, from a Greek word meaning venerable · French
A strong part of a fortress, a stronghold · big dogs
Australia's oldest inland city, famous for its mountain race track
An Aussie who keeps going against the odds
Ibn Battuta, the great medieval traveller from Morocco · Arabic
Charles Baudelaire, the French poet of Paris · French
A Bavarian cream dessert · French
Surname style name long given to steady, solid dogs
Means hero in Tagalog · Tagalog
The light that guides ships home
Irish for small · Irish · small dogs
A large almond pastry shaped like a paw
English surname, meadow with bent grass
A big wild animal, funny on a soft natured dog · big dogs
From Scottish Gaelic beatha, life · Scottish
French, handsome · French
A firm Alpine cheese from Savoie · French
A light fruity red wine from the Gamay grape · French
French for beautiful outlook, a grand Southern name · French
Terrier who dug out animals buried by bombs in the Blitz
Busy dam builder of the river
A northern English word for a small stream, from Old Norse bekkr · Old Norse
English surname, bee cottage or little beak
The knight who threw Excalibur back into the lake · Welsh
Welsh name of a knight of Arthur · Welsh
Dutch for little bear · Dutch
The tallest of the Glass House Mountains of Queensland · Kabi Kabi
German composer of nine symphonies · German
A huge beast in the Book of Job, now a word for anything giant · Hebrew · big dogs
Means fortunate in Persian · Persian
Scottish Gaelic for mountain · Scottish · big dogs
Possibly bright or brilliant, a Celtic god of light · Celtic
Latin for warrior · Latin · big dogs
The hero who rode Pegasus and defeated the Chimera · Greek
A hotel porter who carries bags
Italian for handsome · Italian
Hilaire Belloc, the poet of cautionary tales
From Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain · big dogs
The marooned castaway of Treasure Island who dreams of cheese
A Victorian gold rush city, named after a bare knuckle boxer's nickname
Sharp tongued bachelor in Much Ado About Nothing · Latin
Latin Benedictus, blessed · Latin
A Saint Bernard recognised as the heaviest dog ever, at 162 kg · big dogs
Spanish for blessed · Spanish
Hebrew for son of the right hand · Hebrew
Pet form of Benjamin · small dogs
Medieval form of Benedict, Latin for blessed
German short form of Bernhard, meaning brave bear · German
Heron bird of Egyptian myth, linked to the sun and rebirth · Egyptian
French form of Benedict, meaning blessed · French
English surname meaning son of Benedict
English surname, Old English for clearing of bent grass
Romeo's peacemaking cousin in Romeo and Juliet
A pun on Beowulf, the Old English hero
The hero of the Old English epic poem of the same name · big dogs
Means brave in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
Norwegian harbour city ringed by seven mountains · Norwegian
The cold sea and strait between Alaska and Russia · Danish
Black pig breed from Berkshire in England
Ukrainian for golden eagle · Ukrainian
A jam doughnut named after Berlin · German
The capital of Switzerland, whose name is linked to the bear on its coat of arms · German
Germanic name meaning brave as a bear · German
German name meaning brave as a bear · German · big dogs
Pet form of Bernard, Germanic for brave as a bear
Gian Lorenzo Bernini, the great sculptor of Baroque Rome · Italian
A Swiss family of great mathematicians · Italian
Short form of Albert or Herbert, Germanic for bright
Short for Albert or Bertram
Germanic, bright raven · Germanic
Germanic for bright raven
Means bear in Malay, for a big cuddly dog · Malay · big dogs
Dwarf god who protected Egyptian households · Egyptian · small dogs
Red supergiant star on the shoulder of Orion · big dogs
Means brother in Hindi, for a loyal best mate · Hindi
Sanskrit for the sun · Sanskrit
A hero of the Mahabharata famed for his strength · Hindi · big dogs
Means innocent one in Hindi, a classic Indian dog name · Hindi
Italian for white · Italian
Means tiger stripes or little tiger in Mandarin · Chinese
A wild stretch of the California coast where mountains drop into the sea
Another name for Sasquatch, for a pup with huge paws · big dogs
A Wyoming range named for its wild sheep · big dogs
Dutch for a robust, resilient one who keeps going · Dutch
Basque city in northern Spain · Spanish
Short form of William, delightfully plain for a dog
The tin can for boiling tea over a campfire in the Australian bush
The old sea dog who brings the treasure map in Treasure Island
A tin pot for boiling tea over a campfire
A dog who parachuted into Normandy on D Day and won the Dickin Medal
Good natured gentleman in Pride and Prejudice · English
Means peaceful in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
Pale barked northern tree
Old Norse name meaning helper · Old Norse
Danish word for a birch tree · Danish
Portuguese for biscuit · Portuguese
One twice baked Italian biscuit · Italian
A senior member of the clergy, from the Greek episkopos, overseer · Greek
The heavy shouldered wild ox of North America and Europe · big dogs
Bix Beiderbecke, the jazz cornet player of the 1920s
English place name, Bekki's farm
Georges Bizet, the composer of Carmen · French
Scandinavian name meaning bear · Norwegian
Scandinavian, bear · Norse · big dogs
The chocolate, cherry and cream cake from southern Germany · big dogs
Nickname of Edward Teach, the pirate who died in 1718 · big dogs
A card game, also a short leather club · big dogs
A total loss of light, for a solid black dog · big dogs
A smith who forges iron at an anvil
Thorny hedge shrub that bears sloes
The cutting edge of a knife, from the Old English blaed
Scottish Gaelic blian, yellow · Scottish
French form of the Roman name Blasius, perhaps from Latin for lisping · French
William Blake, poet and painter of Songs of Innocence
Norwegian for a dark horse, from the old word for black · Norwegian
French for white, from the highest alp · French
Welsh name meaning wolf cub · Welsh
Louis Bleriot, the first to fly across the English Channel · French
Dutch for a white blaze down the face · Dutch
Russian for a little pancake · Russian
Means lightning in Afrikaans, for a fast dog · Afrikaans
From the German Blitz, meaning lightning
Santa's reindeer in A Visit from St. Nicholas, from the German for flashes of lightning · German
A heavy snowstorm driven by strong wind · big dogs
British slang for a man or a good chap
A dark green stone flecked with red · English
Canada's famous racing schooner, shown on the dime
Australian nickname, often given to a redhead
A steep cliff standing over flat ground
Old Norse for to live, short and easy to shout · Old Norse
A wild male pig with tusks · big dogs
Lord Byron's Newfoundland, honoured with a long epitaph · big dogs
Hebrew for swiftness · Hebrew
Short form of Robert, Germanic for bright fame
Skye terrier who kept watch in Greyfriars Kirkyard · Scottish
Short tailed wild cat of North America
Russian for little dog, a would be space dog who ran away before his flight · Russian · small dogs
Giovanni Boccaccio, the author of The Decameron · Italian
Luigi Boccherini, the cellist composer of the famous minuet · Italian
A strong German lager, also German for billy goat · German
Germanic for messenger, or a short form of Boden
The Irish frame drum played with a small stick · Irish
Pet form of names like Boden, also a messenger in Old English
A moor in Cornwall, said to hide a mysterious big cat
Dutch for a rogue or scamp, a classic Dutch dog name · Dutch
Afrikaans for brother, a friendly South African word for a mate · Afrikaans
Means little brother in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
The surname of the film actor Humphrey Bogart
The great warrior hero of Russian legend · Russian · big dogs
Victoria's highest mountain, and a moth that gathers there each summer · Dhudhuroa
Ukrainian and Czech form of Bogdan, meaning given by God · Ukrainian
Niels Bohr, the Danish physicist of the atom · Danish
Polish pet form of Boleslaw · Polish
A slow Spanish dance in three time · Spanish
A crusty Mexican bread roll · Mexican Spanish
Simon Bolivar, the liberator of much of South America · Spanish
Norwegian for a sweet bun · Norwegian
A bolo tie, the western string tie with a silver clasp
An Italian filled doughnut, its name means big bomb · Italian
A skeleton's worth of bones, and a dog's favourite thing
A big outdoor fire for a night of stories
A small hand drum · small dogs
A small tuna, Spanish for pretty · Spanish
Pierre Bonnard, the French painter of glowing interiors, often with his dachshund · French
Old Aussie slang for great or excellent
English occupational surname for a scribe or bookbinder
One who booms, used for dogs with a deep, loud bark
English surname from Old French bon meaning good · French
The herdsman constellation, home of the bright star Arcturus · Greek
The friendly Munchkin who hosts Dorothy in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz · small dogs
Greek god of the cold north wind · Greek
A flaky filled filo pastry · Turkish
Old Bulgar name, perhaps meaning wolf or snow leopard · Russian
Slavic name meaning fight, carried by a ninth century Croatian duke · Croatian
A hard element named after the mineral borax
From Old French for jousting, a knight who found the Holy Grail · Old French · big dogs
Russian pet form of Boris · Russian
A brown russeted pear with a long neck
Labrador cross elected honorary mayor of a Californian town
A family of particles named after Satyendra Nath Bose
The one in charge, from the Dutch baas, master · Dutch · big dogs
Massachusetts harbour city
The officer in charge of a ship's deck crew, short for boatswain
Terrier who visited both the North and the South Pole
The pink river dolphin of the Amazon, from Brazilian folklore · Brazilian Portuguese
Sandro Botticelli, the painter of The Birth of Venus · Italian
Eugene Boudin, the painter of beaches and skies who taught Monet · French
A large rounded rock, a fitting name for a heavy dog
A bourbon cousin of the negroni · French
The doorman who keeps the peace at a club · big dogs
American corn whiskey from Kentucky
The long necked lute of Greek music · Greek
Also a Scottish surname, fair haired
The cricketer who delivers the ball, also a round black hat
English surname for an archer · English
Bulgarian name meaning battle · Bulgarian
A Russian noble of old · Russian
Prince Rupert's poodle, notorious in the English Civil War
Robert Boyle, the Irish chemist of Boyle's law · Irish
A Montana mountain town near Yellowstone
Coarse fern that covers hillsides
English place name, broad ford
English surname, broad clearing
After Sir Donald Bradman, the greatest batter in cricket history
Irish surname, from Gaelic Bradach meaning spirited · Irish
A crisp New Zealand apple
William and Lawrence Bragg, the father and son of X ray crystals
Norse god of poetry and song · Norse
An exoplanet named after the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe · Danish
German composer of the famous lullaby · German
Dutch short form of Abraham · Dutch
The English cooking apple
Giant king of Welsh legend · Welsh · big dogs
Italian form of Brand, Germanic for sword · Italian
English place name, hill covered with broom
Georges Braque, a founder of Cubism · French
Portuguese form of Blaise, short and rugged · Portuguese
Italian cheer for a job well done · Italian
Someone who loves a rough and tumble · big dogs
Physical strength and muscle · big dogs
The long Texas river; the name is Spanish for arms · Spanish
A large starchy tropical fruit · big dogs
A wave that crashes into white water · big dogs
A Welsh market town under the Brecon Beacons
Irish saint said to have sailed the Atlantic · Irish
Portuguese form of Brennus, a Celtic chieftain name · Portuguese
English occupational surname for a brewer
German for pretzel · German
Spanish for heather · Spanish
Paradog who jumped into Normandy with British airborne troops
The High King of Ireland who won the Battle of Clontarf in 1014 · Irish
Italian for a rascal · Italian
A solid block of fired clay, for a dog built like one · big dogs
A hot, dusty summer wind in south eastern Australia · Australian
Jim Bridger, the American frontiersman and mountain man
A Brazilian chocolate truffle rolled in sprinkles · Portuguese · small dogs
English surname for someone who lived by a bridge
A slow cooked cut of beef · big dogs
English place name, Brihtsige's stone
An ancient round stone tower of Scotland · Scottish
The Old English name for the badger · English · big dogs
Irish and Scottish surname, Gaelic for ditch or muddy place · Irish
An untamed horse that bucks at the rodeo
An unbroken range horse · big dogs
English surname meaning son of Brown · English · big dogs
Greek for thunder, one of the Cyclopes who forged lightning · Greek · big dogs
The Florentine court painter, whose name hints at his bronze complexion · Italian
Italian for bronze · Italian
English surname for one who lives by the streams
A traditional Scottish oat dish · Scottish
Czech for little beetle, a pet name · Czech · small dogs
A stock Australian bloke name
Pieter Bruegel, the Flemish painter of village life · Flemish
An old name for a bear, from Dutch for brown · Dutch
A large, tough person or animal, from bruise · big dogs
Australia feral horse · big dogs
Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the great Victorian engineer
A Tuscan red wine grape, meaning little dark one · Italian
Italian and Germanic, brown · Italian
Norwegian for billy goat, as in the three Billy Goats Gruff · Norwegian
A big strong creature, for a gentle giant with a tough name · big dogs
The Roman senator of the ides of March · Latin · big dogs
Scottish form of Brice, a saint of Tours, perhaps Gaulish for speckled · Scottish
Welsh name meaning great hill · Welsh · big dogs
English surname, son of Brice
Southern American nickname for brother, a big soft lump of a name · big dogs
Russian for a ring shaped bread roll · Russian
A pirate of the Caribbean
American English, a male deer
A cowboy, from the Spanish vaquero · Spanish
Inspector Bucket, one of the first detectives in English fiction
A tree whose shiny brown nut looks like the eye of a deer
Irish and English surname, Gaelic for boy · Irish
The soldier turned Winter Soldier
Short for buddy or brother, an old American nickname
The water buffalo and the Cape buffalo, heavy black horned cattle · big dogs
A valveless brass horn used for calls · French
An old nickname for someone a little bit wild
A powerful earth moving machine, for a dog who barrels through · big dogs
Swedish for a bun, as in a cinnamon bun · Swedish
Mount Buller, a snowy peak of the Victorian Alps
A plump finch with a rosy red chest · small dogs
Means cloud in Turkish · Turkish
A strong defensive wall · big dogs
To move about clumsily, also as in bumblebee · small dogs
One of a famous pair of stray dogs in 1860s San Francisco
Robert Bunsen, who gave his name to the lab burner · German
A crisp fried dough fritter dusted with sugar · Spanish
Queensland pine that drops enormous cones
A creature of Australian folklore said to lurk in billabongs and swamps
Russian for blizzard or snowstorm · Russian
Polish word for a mutt, and the classic name for a grey brown Polish farm dog · Polish
German for castle · German · big dogs
A rounded knotty growth on a tree trunk, prized by woodworkers
Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, who wrote about his own dog Luath · Scottish
A small donkey, Spanish for donkey · Spanish
A street musician, for a dog who performs for treats
A playful term for a lad, also the actor Buster Keaton
American nickname for a tough sort
The chief servant of a house, from the Old French for bottle bearer · French
A flat topped hill standing on its own
A northern English sandwich, as in a chip butty
A broad winged bird of prey · big dogs
Richard Byrd, the polar aviator, whose terrier Igloo went with him to Antarctica
A chatty bird that lives in noisy family groups, for a talkative dog
A sweet everyday endearment, often kept for a lifetime
A sweet term of endearment
The great ancient city of Mesopotamia, famous for hanging gardens · Akkadian
Italian for kisses · Italian
Italian for a kiss · Italian
A traveller who carries everything in a pack
Hindi and Persian for almond · Hindi
Means almond in Turkish · Turkish
A South Dakota park of eroded striped buttes
Korean for white dog, a Jindo who walked 300 km home to her owner · Korean
The Jungle Book panther, named from a Hindi word for tiger · Hindi
Middle Eastern spice mix, the name means spices · Arabic
Means luck or good fortune in Swahili · Swahili
Chinese for white or pure · Chinese
The oldest and deepest lake in the world, in Siberia · Russian
English occupational surname, a bailiff
The two little pieces of wood on top of the cricket stumps
Scots for a child · Scottish · small dogs
Long desert peninsula of northwest Mexico · Spanish
Ice cream and cake under toasted meringue
A shape shifting cat of Japanese folklore, a cheeky pick for a dog · Japanese
An almond and jam tart from Derbyshire
A small round pastry filled with mung bean · Indonesian · small dogs
A tapir like spirit of Japanese folklore who eats bad dreams · Japanese
Hebrew slang for a mess or a muddle, for a chaotic pup · Hebrew
A tightly bound bundle of hay or straw
Soothing lemon scented mint family herb
The royal estate in Aberdeenshire
A fragrant resin taken from fir trees
A cold shallow sea of northern Europe
A comic book sound effect
To trick or baffle someone
The curved yellow fruit, for a golden pup with a bendy body
A mild long yellow pepper
Ice cream piled on a split banana
A small long snouted Australian marsupial · Telugu · small dogs
A playful name for a small mischief maker
A Vietnamese steamed bun · Vietnamese · small dogs
A spongy Vietnamese honeycomb cake · Vietnamese
A crusty Vietnamese baguette sandwich · Vietnamese
A hollow Vietnamese sesame doughnut · Vietnamese · small dogs
A crisp Vietnamese pancake, named for the sizzle in the pan · Vietnamese
Flat oat bread baked on a griddle · Scottish
A light boxing weight class, named after the small bantam chicken · small dogs
A bay and town in West Cork
Spreading fig tree that drops roots from its branches · Hindi · big dogs
Soft Chinese steamed bun with a filling · Chinese
Vast African tree with a swollen water storing trunk · Arabic · big dogs
Means precious baby in Mandarin, a classic pet nickname · Chinese · small dogs
A fluffy filled steamed bun · Chinese · small dogs
Means rice or a meal in Korean, for a dog who lives for dinner · Korean
Means rain in Persian · Persian
Thin sesame and pistachio biscuits · Arabic
A Caribbean island known for sugar cane, cricket and pink sand
A Patagonian lake town in Argentina famous for chocolate and skiing · Spanish
The person who pulls the coffee behind the bar · Italian
Ancient grain used in bread, soup and malt
British slang for a bit mad
A small shellfish that clings to rocks and hulls · small dogs
The grand, dramatic art style of the 17th century
South Australian wine valley
The main camp below a big climb
An Indonesian art of dyeing cloth with wax patterns · Indonesian
A pink and yellow checked sponge cake
A heavy war axe, also a fierce, formidable person
A reddish brown horse coat with black mane and tail
The aromatic leaf of the bay laurel
A slow moving southern waterway
A busy market of the Middle East and Asia · Persian
Means bread in Korean, for a golden, bready dog · Korean
The sandy edge of the sea, for a dog who loves a swim
The glass cup of every science lab
A small seed, and a pet name for someone little · small dogs
A small woolly hat, or a little bean · small dogs
Small edible seeds, as in full of beans, meaning lively · small dogs
Plain and sturdy, a top ten name in the US
Aussie slang for something great, as in you beauty
A fast, inventive style of jazz · English
Smooth barked woodland tree with copper autumn leaves · big dogs
Someone who keeps hives of honeybees
The golden wax that bees make their honeycomb from
A hard shelled insect, many of them glossy black · small dogs
The deep red root vegetable
A dairy town on the south coast of New South Wales, famous for cheese
A soft pale sandy brown · French
Square French fritter dusted with sugar · French
To hold the rope for a climber
Capital of Northern Ireland · Irish
Malay for the star fruit · Malay
A small Caribbean country with the second longest barrier reef in the world
A bird whose call rings like a bell in Australian and New Zealand bush
A pale white whale of Arctic seas · big dogs
Means silly or clumsy in Mandarin, for a goofy dog · Chinese
The family name of Elizabeth and her sisters in Pride and Prejudice
Japanese packed lunch box of small dishes · Japanese
Ethiopian chilli and spice blend · Amharic
Fragrant citrus used to scent Earl Grey tea · Italian
Capital city of Germany · German
An Atlantic island group ringed by reef
Spanish for kiss · Spanish
A tiny hopping marsupial of Australia · Dharug · small dogs
A spiced vegetable fritter, onion bhaji the famous one · Hindi
The joyful Punjabi folk dance, for a dog who bounces · Punjabi
Means pepper in Turkish, for a feisty dog · Turkish
A Tasmanian fishing town with a blowhole and penguins
Means sea in Vietnamese, for a water-loving dog · Vietnamese
The burning rainbow bridge between Midgard and Asgard · Old Norse
A sweet sticky rice cake with coconut caramel · Filipino
A big eared desert marsupial of Australia · Yuwaalaraay · small dogs
An Australian word for a waterhole left when a river changes course · Wiradjuri
Bimberi Peak, the highest point in the ACT · Ngunnawal
British slang for a slow, aimless walk, the ideal dog stroll
From the old song about a farmer and his dog
A fond word for a baby's dummy, sweet for a small pup · small dogs
Means star in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
The bearcat of Asia that smells like popcorn · Malay
A tiny fiery chilli · small dogs
A tiny outback town in Queensland famous for its races
Layered spiced rice dish from the subcontinent · Persian
The stormy bay off France and Spain
Twice baked Italian almond biscuit served with coffee · Italian
A metal that grows rainbow coloured crystals
Unglazed fired pottery, pale and soft to look at
A shy reed bed heron with a booming call
A pink mountain flower, the state flower of Montana
A Hindi and Punjabi nickname meaning little one · Hindi · small dogs
A rough camp without a tent · French
A small glossy black bean · small dogs
The belt worn by an expert in judo and karate
A region of space whose gravity lets no light escape
A British and Irish blood sausage
A garden songbird with a golden bill
A warbler with a neat black cap · small dogs
Old fashioned name for a black coated dog
Scottish Gaelic name meaning plain or field · Scottish
The castle with the stone of eloquence · Irish
A bright fire, also the white stripe down a dog's face
When a pet leaves the tip of their tongue poking out
French for blue, a favourite for a blue merle or grey coat · French
Affectionate British slang for Britain
A British cry of surprise
A flower at its fullest and freshest
The dog world word for a slate grey coat
A small bright blue songbird · small dogs
Blue lupin that carpets Texas roadsides in spring
A small sunfish that every young angler catches first · small dogs
A tall eucalyptus tree with blue grey leaves
An American music style rooted in African American song
A blue grey stone, famous from Stonehenge
Windy in strong sudden gusts
A wooden seaside promenade, like the one at Atlantic City
Chewy tapioca pearls in bubble tea · Taiwanese · small dogs
A float that bobs on the water until a fish bites
Pet form of Robert or Roberta
A small spool that holds thread, from the French bobine · small dogs
A playful doubled sound, sweet for a goofy pup
A bubbly singing bird of North American meadows
A fast team sled that races down an icy track
Italian lawn bowling game · Italian
Little balls of fresh mozzarella, meaning small mouthfuls · Italian · small dogs
High altitude capital of Colombia · Spanish
The capital of Idaho; the name comes from the French for wooded · French
A Chinese cabbage with white stems and dark leaves · Chinese
Means fluffy in Korean, a classic name for a fluffy dog · Korean
Dutch for little ball or bun · Dutch · small dogs
An Italian city famous for its rich pasta sauce, arcades and the oldest university in Europe · Italian
A flash of lightning, also a sudden dash away
A rich vein of ore, Spanish for fair weather or prosperity · Spanish
French word for a sweet · French · small dogs
Means bead in Turkish, one of the most popular pet names in Turkey · Turkish · small dogs
A creamy off white, and every dog's favourite thing
French, good day · French
British slang for wildly silly
A peaceful great ape of the Congo · Lingala
Tree kept miniature in a shallow tray · Japanese · small dogs
A sound made to startle, also a term of affection · small dogs
A little bump or mistake, and a soft pet name
A small brown Australian owl named after their call · small dogs
A rolling blues piano style · English
The most dangerous kind of Snark in Lewis Carroll's poem
A curved throwing stick that comes back, for a dog who always returns
Tiny fried droplets of gram flour batter · Hindi · small dogs
Internet word for a gentle tap on the nose · small dogs
Sturdy footwear, used for dogs with dark or white feet
A cold dry wind off the Adriatic coast · Italian
Blue starry herb whose leaves taste of cucumber
City and wine region of south west France · French
Korean for barley · Korean
Huge rainforest island of Southeast Asia
Beetroot soup of Russia and Ukraine · Russian
Peony, the flower Japan calls the king of blooms · Japanese
Someone who studies plants
A dense Dutch butter cake · Dutch
A Scottish mountain hut left open for walkers · Scottish
Australian shrub with bright brush shaped flowers · Australian
A cosy French baby nickname, soft and easy to call · French · small dogs
A main branch spreading from a tree
A round loaf of French bread, meaning ball · French
French for balls, the game also called petanque · French
Outback town, as in the back of Bourke
An Australian bird that decorates a bower with blue treasures
River in eastern Ireland · Irish
A large dark berry crossed from raspberry and blackberry
The brahminy kite, a chestnut and white sea eagle
The wild blackberry of the hedgerow
A winter finch with orange and black feathers · small dogs
A gold coloured metal of copper and zinc
German word for brown · German
Scots for fine, handsome or good · Scottish
Light and airy like a soft wind
Aussie slang for breakfast
German city of the fairy tale musicians · German
A pot of tea left to steep
Thorny wild rose that tangles through hedges
Seaside town on the Sussex coast
A coat of dark stripes on a lighter brown base
Italian for vigour, as in con brio, with spirit · Italian
The sunny river city capital of Queensland
Harbour city in the west of England
Hard sheet of set sugar studded with nuts
The little green tree of the vegetable world
Irish word for a sturdy leather shoe · Irish
A golden brown metal of copper and tin
A small stream · small dogs
Pearling town on the Kimberley coast
Old fashioned name for a brown coated dog
Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Victorian poets in love
Canal city in Belgium known for its medieval centre
An island off Tasmania known for cheese, oysters and white wallabies
A light round ball of air
Fried leftover potato and cabbage, named for the noise in the pan
A big shiny belt buckle, the rodeo prize
A tan horse with a black mane and tail, named after deer hide
A grain like seed used for pancakes and noodles
The Hungarian capital, two old cities joined across the Danube · Hungarian
The little green budgie of the Australian outback · Gamilaraay · small dogs
A small bright Australian parakeet · small dogs
A pale yellow brown, the colour of soft leather
A little insect, a fond nickname for a small one · small dogs
Means sweetheart or little dear in Telugu · Telugu
Filipino for young coconut · Filipino
Means nightingale in Turkish · Turkish
Korean marinated grilled beef, the name means fire meat · Korean
A small fast shot, from the French boulette, little ball · small dogs
Gold or silver in bars, for a dog worth their weight in gold
A tall reed growing at the water edge
From Bunbuku Chagama, the tea kettle that was really a tanuki · Japanese · small dogs
A ring shaped cake baked in a fluted tin
A fish shaped Korean pastry with sweet bean filling · Korean · small dogs
The cowhands' sleeping quarters on a ranch
Saskatchewan slang for a hooded sweatshirt
A soft little tap of the ball in baseball
A small seed eating bird, also a word for cheerful flags · small dogs
Root plant famous for burrs that stick to fur
Flaky filled pastries, a favourite Israeli snack · Hebrew
The wine of Burgundy, and a deep red colour · French
A limestone landscape in County Clare full of wild flowers
A filled tortilla roll, Spanish for little donkey
South Korea's big port city, known for beaches and seafood · Korean
An old measure for grain and fruit
To push through the bush where there is no trail
An Australian songbird with a hooked bill and a beautiful song
A small island in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland
Something round and plump · small dogs
A large flat lima bean, pale cream in colour
Someone who always drops the ball
A sweet golden squash, and a nut of the white walnut tree
Toffee made from brown sugar and butter · English
Small round fasteners, for bright round eyes · small dogs
Eight bits of data · small dogs