The closing turn of a musical phrase
A soloist's showy flourish near the end · Italian
Welsh short form of Catrin · Welsh · small dogs
Roman name meaning heavenly · Latin
Means light in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
Brazil's cachaca, lime and sugar cocktail · Portuguese
A goat's milk caramel · Mexican Spanish
A tiny Filipino citrus fruit, sour and bright · Filipino
After Calamity Jane, frontierswoman and scout
Spanish for lark · Spanish
A clear crystal mineral found in limestone and marble · Latin
A great bowl shaped crater left after a volcano collapses · Spanish
Pot marigold used in salves and salads · Latin
A warm dusty haze that blows from the Sahara over the Canary Islands · Spanish
A tall white lily with a curled bloom
Short form of Callista, Greek for most beautiful · Greek
Greek muse of epic poetry · Greek
One of the four large moons of Jupiter
A sea nymph of the Odyssey · Greek
French spelling of camellia, the glossy winter flowering shrub · French
An evergreen shrub with waxy flowers
A crisp striped apple found in Washington State
Spanish name for a young attendant at a ceremony · Spanish
A warrior maiden so swift she could run across a cornfield without bending a stalk · Latin
The bellflower, from the Latin for little bell · Latin
The capital of Australia, a planned city by a lake
Latin for bright white · Latin
The warm glow of a candle
Dorgi kept by Queen Elizabeth the Second
Red and white striped peppermint sweet hung on the tree
Spun sugar on a stick, called fairy floss in Australia and cotton candy in the US · small dogs
Spanish for cinnamon · Spanish
A tropical plant with big paddle leaves and fiery flowers · Latin
French for cinnamon · French
A sweet orange fleshed melon
A sung work for voices and instruments · Italian
Means pretty or beautiful in Indonesian · Indonesian
Irish name meaning gentle and beautiful · Irish
Bright golden star in the charioteer constellation
Portuguese for capybara, the laid back giant rodent · Portuguese
Island town in the Bay of Naples · Italian
Italian for a little leap or caper · Italian
French for nasturtium, the bright orange garden flower · French
Irish word for friend · Irish
Another name for the star fruit
Sugar heated until it turns golden brown, from the Spanish
A New Zealand ski field and valley between Wanaka and Queenstown
Welsh, sweetheart · Welsh
Italian, dear little one · Italian · small dogs
Latin for love and kindness · Latin
Feminine of Carl, free woman · German
Spanish form of Charlotte · Spanish
Italian form of Charlotte · Italian
Pet form of Carla or Caroline, free woman
A California seaside village of cottages and cypress trees
Italian, from Mount Carmel, garden · Italian
Spanish, from a title of the Virgin Mary · Spanish
A lost Bordeaux grape found again in Chile · French
A deep crimson red pigment
A frilly scented flower given on Mother's Day
A Christmas song sung door to door
For the Carolinas of the American south
Feminine of Carolus, free woman · Latin
After the Carpathian Mountains that curve through central Europe
Pet form of Caroline, free woman
A Moroccan port whose name means white house in Spanish · Spanish
Tea brewed from dried coffee cherry husks · Spanish
Trojan seer whose warnings were never believed · Greek
A Sicilian sponge cake layered with ricotta and candied fruit · Italian
Mary Cassatt, the American Impressionist painter of mothers and children
Bark spice sold as the bolder kind of cinnamon · Greek
Irish surname from Caiside, curly haired · Irish
Pet form of Cassandra, the Greek prophetess of Troy · Greek
The W shaped constellation of the north
An island off Los Angeles with wild bison
A tree with heart shaped leaves and long bean pods · Creek
Portuguese form of Katherine · Portuguese
Italian form of Katherine · Italian
Catherine the Great of Russia and three wives of Henry VIII · Greek
Wild hearted heroine of Wuthering Heights · English
Welsh form of Katherine · Welsh
Scottish Gaelic form of Katherine · Scottish
A tail cloud trailing from a storm, Latin for tail · Latin
A Spanish sparkling wine · Spanish
Pet form of Cecilia or any name starting with C
A spelling of Cecilia, patron saint of music · Latin
French form of Cecilia, patron saint of music · French
Roman family name Caecilius, patron saint of music · Latin
A Gaelic gathering with music and dancing · Scottish
A pale jade green glaze of Chinese porcelain · French
A star of the Pleiades, named for one of the seven sisters · Greek
A small glossy yellow flower of early spring · Greek · small dogs
A keyboard of chiming bells, the sound of the Sugar Plum Fairy · Italian
Latin, of the sky · Latin
A sky blue crystal, from the Latin for heavenly · Latin
Rosalind's devoted cousin in As You Like It · Latin
French form of Caelina, heavenly · French
The New Zealand mountain daisy · Greek
Largest object in the asteroid belt · Latin
Spanish for cherry · Spanish
Means cheerful in Malay · Malay
Enchantress of the Welsh Mabinogi · Welsh
French word for cherry · French
Welsh goddess who stirred the cauldron of inspiration · Welsh
Welsh name meaning love · Welsh
A carrot and nut sweet from Mersin · Turkish
Means hibiscus in Thai · Thai
A crisp dry white wine from northern Burgundy · French
Russian for seagull, a Soviet space dog of 1960 · Russian
A soft, milky form of quartz · Greek
A wooden mountain house of the Alps · French
A fried boat shaped corn shell · Mexican Spanish
An oval Bengali sweet of cheese in syrup · Bengali
Daisy like flower dried for a calming tea · Greek
The French valley town under Mont Blanc
The sparkling wine of the Champagne region · French
Means moon in Hindi, a soft name for a pale or gentle dog · Hindi
Means silver in Hindi, for a silvery coat · Hindi
Means moonlight in Hindi · Hindi
The goddess who flew to the moon, where she lives with the Jade Rabbit · Chinese
A golden trumpet shaped wild mushroom · French
Sweet whipped cream, named after the French chateau · French
French name meaning free woman · French
A vivid yellow green named after a French liqueur · French
Border collie who learned the names of over a thousand toys
Means pearl or gem in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
A rich cake of sweetened soft cheese on a biscuit base
Riverside district of London
The custard apple, sweet and creamy
Russian for blackie, a space dog who orbited Earth in 1961 · Russian
A small red stone fruit, from the Old French cherise
A round red pepper like a cherry · small dogs
The great bay of Maryland and Virginia, home of a retriever breed · big dogs
Italian, bright or clear · Italian
Spanish for girl · Spanish
A doubled pet name, a favourite for small lap dogs · small dogs
A fluffy yellow baby chicken · small dogs
The sweet brown sapodilla fruit, a very popular Indian dog name · Hindi
Fire breathing beast of Greek myth · Greek
Means little one in Telugu · Telugu · small dogs
Greek for snow, a daughter of the north wind · Greek
Means gift in Shona · Shona
Spanish for spark · Spanish · small dogs
A thousand generations · Japanese
Greek, young green shoot · Greek
Greek for pale green, a nymph of flowers and spring · Greek
Means butterfly in Japanese, for a light, dainty dog · Japanese · small dogs
A Karakoram peak once called Bride Peak · Balti
Korean for a paper lantern · Korean · small dogs
French for owl, also slang for great or lovely · French
Greek name meaning golden · Greek
An apple green chalcedony gem · Greek
Korean for spring, the season · Korean
Means spring blossom in Mandarin · Chinese
Walnuts strung and dipped in thickened grape juice · Georgian
Means a pinch in Hindi, for a tiny dog · Hindi · small dogs
Airy Italian bread whose name means slipper · Italian
Irish name meaning dark · Irish
Italian pet name for a chubby cutie · Italian
Means flower in Turkish · Turkish
Means pretty or nice in Turkish, a word used with little ones · Turkish · small dogs
A drink fermented from apples, from the Greek sikera
Means strawberry in Turkish · Turkish
Italian for cherry · Italian
Pet form of Cynthia, a common dog name for decades
A warm brown spice made from the bark of a tree
Means love in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
Enchantress of Greek myth who lived alone on an island · Greek
Nahuatl name meaning star · Nahuatl
The yellow variety of quartz
A baked custard dessert with cherries from Limousin · French
French name meaning clear and bright · French
Latin name meaning bright and clear · Latin
The trainee agent of The Silence of the Lambs
Latin, very bright, the heroine of Richardson's novel · Latin
Latin family name from an old Roman line · Latin
French diminutive of Claude, a classic Parisian name · French
Climbing vine that covers walls in star flowers · Greek
French name meaning mercy · French
Pet form of Clementine, merciful
The last pharaoh of Egypt
Greek muse of history · Greek
Irish goddess of love and beauty · Irish
A shade loving lily with orange flowers from South Africa
River in County Tipperary, Ireland · Irish
A golden berry of the far north · small dogs
A lucky little field flower
A chewy coconut sweet · Spanish
Powder made from the cacao bean, used for brown coats
A pink and white coconut sweet · small dogs
The closing passage of a piece of music · Italian
Scottish Gaelic for forest · Scottish
French pet form of Nicole · French
Irish word for a girl · Irish
French word for dove · French
The dove constellation, Latin for dove · Latin
A great river of the Pacific Northwest, and an old poetic name for America
A nodding flower named from the Latin for dove · Latin
A sweet buttery pear, the Doyenne du Comice
A small hexagonal squeezebox
Italian, from Immacolata Concezione · Italian
Spanish nickname meaning little shell · Spanish · small dogs
Latin for harmony, the Roman goddess of agreement and peace · Latin
A daisy with a raised cone at its centre
Tiny scraps of coloured paper thrown at a celebration · small dogs
Portuguese form of Constance, meaning steadfast · Portuguese
Virtue name meaning steadfastness · Latin
Spanish for comfort or consolation · Spanish
A sweet baked biscuit, from the Dutch koekje, little cake
Scots for snuggle in or nestle · Scottish
Latin for abundance and plenty · Latin
The hard pink structure built by tiny sea polyps
French name drawn from coral · French
A city in Andalusia, Spain, known for its great Mezquita and flower filled patios · Spanish
A white Australian cockatoo · Wiradjuri
Tickseed, a cheerful golden daisy of the prairies · Greek
French form of Korinna, maiden · French
Roman family name popular in Victorian times · Latin
Latin for crown, two constellations and the glowing edge of the Sun · Latin
The crowning of a new monarch
A small crown · small dogs
Australian native fuchsia with hanging bell flowers · Australian
A mountainous French island in the Mediterranean · French
The Dolomites resort town
A Tuscan hill town of olive groves and stone streets · Italian
Girl in the novel Les Miserables · French · small dogs
A pink cranberry and vodka cocktail
A ball of soft cotton wool · small dogs
A noblewoman, the wife of a count or an earl
Young marrow picked small, the name means little gourd · French
A woman who rides and works cattle
A glossy sea shell once traded as money · small dogs
A small yellow spring flower of English meadows · small dogs
Scottish pudding of cream, oats, whisky, honey and raspberries · Scottish
Sharp red bog berry served with roast dinners
The pale yellowish white of cream
Golden foam that sits on a good espresso · Italian
French for cream · French
The thin curved shape of a young Moon
A heroine of medieval romance, later used by Shakespeare
Largest of the Greek islands · Greek
A small chirping insect, also the bat and ball game · small dogs
A fiery orange flower whose dried petals smell of saffron · Greek
A tower of cream puffs bound with spun caramel · French · big dogs
An Italian jam tart with a lattice top · Italian
A soft griddle cake eaten in Britain · English
Clear quartz, from the Greek krystallos, ice
Culebra Peak in Colorado, Spanish for snake · Spanish
A small cake baked in a paper case, also a term of affection · small dogs
Marie Curie, the first person to win Nobel Prizes in two sciences · French
Rover that has been exploring Mars since 2012
A thick yellow sauce of milk, eggs and sugar
Short for cute, an obvious truth
A pet name for someone adorable · small dogs
Croatian name meaning flower · Croatian
The Phrygian mother goddess who rode a chariot drawn by lions · Phrygian
A winter flower with swept back petals · Greek
A baby swan, fluffy and grey · small dogs
A name of Artemis, from Mount Cynthus where she was born · Greek
The long log tossed at the Highland games · Scottish · big dogs
Beach resort at the tip of Baja California · Spanish
John Cabot, the Venetian navigator who reached North America in 1497 · Italian
A desert plant that stores its own water
Welsh name meaning battle prince · Welsh
The founder of Thebes who brought the alphabet to Greece · Greek
Welsh name meaning battle · Welsh
Latin for sky and heaven · Latin
The Roman family name that became a title · Latin · big dogs
Welsh form of Kay, a fierce companion of King Arthur · Welsh
Scottish Gaelic for a whelp, a young dog · Scottish
Irish surname, from Gaelic Cathan meaning battle · Irish
Portuguese form of Gaius · Portuguese
A high windswept plateau range in Scotland · Scottish · big dogs
A box drum from Peru that you sit on and slap · Spanish
The French speaking culture of south Louisiana, and its spicy cooking · French
Short form of Calvin or Callum
Hebrew name meaning whole hearted · Hebrew
An Alberta city at the foot of the Rockies, home of the Stampede
A moon of Uranus named after the wild islander in The Tempest
A diamond shaped almond sweet from Aix en Provence · French
The bottlebrush, from the Greek for beautiful stamen · Greek
Scottish form of Columba, Latin for dove · Scottish
An apple brandy from Normandy · French
French surname from Latin calvus, bald · French
Folded pizza from Naples, the name means trouser leg · Italian
The bat god of Maya legend · Maya
A London town known for markets and music
Soft Normandy cheese with a white rind · French
Scottish Gaelic cam shron, crooked nose · Scottish
Spanish form of Camillus, a young attendant at Roman rites · Spanish
Means soul or life in Turkish, also a word of affection · Turkish
The Venetian painter of canals and city views · Italian
Spanish for cinnamon coloured · Spanish
A mountain town in Alberta beside Banff National Park
A single Sicilian cannoli, a crisp shell of sweet ricotta · Italian
A big black iron gun, for a dog that launches after the ball · big dogs
Second brightest star in the night sky
Viking king of England, Denmark and Norway · Norse
A deep river cut gorge · big dogs
Irish name meaning slender · Irish
A point of land reaching out into the sea
The stormy southern tip of South America, feared by sailors
The giant grouse of Scottish pine forests · Scottish Gaelic · big dogs
An Argentine German Shepherd who kept watch by his owner's grave for years · Spanish
Espresso with steamed milk, named after Capuchin robes
The sea goat constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The commander of a ship · big dogs
A captain of the nose, for a dog who sniffs everything
A knight of the Round Table and Welsh hero · Welsh
Welsh name meaning beloved · Welsh
Espresso with a splash of brandy or liqueur · Spanish
The Italian painter of dramatic light and dark · Italian
The element that makes coal and graphite
A crested red songbird of North America
A ranching and gold rush region of British Columbia
The wild reindeer of North America · Mikmaq · big dogs
Spanish diminutive of Carlos, little Charles · Spanish
Emily Dickinson's Newfoundland and writing companion · big dogs
Spanish form of Charles, meaning free man · Spanish
English place name, settlement of free peasants
Italian and Spanish, from Mount Carmel, garden · Italian
A builder who works with wood
Scottish surname of uncertain origin · Scottish
The ancient city in North Africa that rivalled Rome · Phoenician
A maker of carts and wagons
The dog of President William Taft, named after the great tenor · Italian
Portuguese for oak tree · Portuguese
George Washington Carver, the agricultural scientist famous for peanuts
A round chilli that rattles when shaken, meaning little bell · Mexican Spanish
American English, ready money
Polish Kazimierz, destroyer of peace, a royal name · Polish
One of the three wise men who brought gifts to the infant Jesus
Persian name meaning treasurer · Persian
The largest inland sea on earth
Spacecraft that spent thirteen years at Saturn
Roman family name, perhaps from Latin cassus, empty · Latin
One of the twin stars of Gemini
A siege machine that hurls stones, for a dog who launches off the couch
Irish name meaning strong in battle · Irish · big dogs
Roman name from Latin catus, wise, after the Roman statesman · Latin
The Catskill Mountains of New York · Dutch
The Roman poet who wrote of love and of his sweetheart's sparrow · Latin
Latin for puppy · Latin · small dogs
Brazilian name from Tupi, meaning hawk · Brazilian Portuguese
The mountain range between the Black Sea and the Caspian
A Prince Edward Island beach village linked to Anne of Green Gables
A large cave deep underground
Spanish form of Gaius, with quiet strength · Spanish
California lilac, a shrub of deep blue flowers · Greek
Old British given name from a Roman family name
Welsh rooted name meaning bounty or kindly · Welsh
A large, deep toned stringed instrument, from the Italian · big dogs
Anders Celsius, the Swedish astronomer of the temperature scale · Swedish
Roman name meaning tall · Latin · big dogs
A Roman officer who commanded a century of soldiers · Latin · big dogs
A hundred runs in cricket, a great innings
Scottish Gaelic for music · Scottish
The king constellation near the north pole of the sky
The three headed hound at the gate of the underworld · Greek · big dogs
The great horned one, a Celtic god of wild animals · Celtic · big dogs
Spanish author of Don Quixote · Spanish
The Italian name for the Matterhorn · Italian
Italian form of Caesar · Italian
Means brave in Turkish · Turkish
The sea monster constellation · Latin · big dogs
Marc Chagall, the painter of dreamy flying lovers · Russian
The officer who ran a royal household · French
Brazilian word for cuddly affection · Brazilian Portuguese
Short for champion · big dogs
Samuel de Champlain, the founder of Quebec · French
A thick chocolate atole · Mexican Spanish
Brilliant, shining · Korean
Classic name for a rescue dog given a second chance
Means moon in Hindi and Urdu · Hindi
Means sandalwood in Hindi, fragrant and precious · Hindi
A candle maker, and later a ship's supplier
English occupational surname for a chaplain, after the silent film comic
Leather leg coverings worn by cowboys in the brush
A small Andean guitar · Spanish · small dogs
Burnt wood, and the dark grey to black it leaves
Jean Baptiste Chardin, the French painter of still lifes · French
Frankish king crowned emperor of the west · French · big dogs
Germanic Karl, meaning free man
John Steinbeck's poodle on his drive across America
Top male dog name in the UK and Australia
A big cream coloured French cattle breed · French · big dogs
Large moon that circles with Pluto
Medieval poet of The Canterbury Tales · English
A paid driver, French for a stoker of steam engines · French
Norman surname from the town of Chancey · French
Cocker spaniel at the heart of a famous 1952 speech
English cheese from the Somerset village
Russian playwright and short story writer · Russian
The grinning cat of Wonderland
Roman walled city in north west England
G. K. Chesterton, writer of the Father Brown stories
The bulldog mascot of the US Marine Corps, named after a Marine legend
French word for knight · French
The highest of the Cheviot Hills on the Scottish border, also a breed of sheep
Hindi nickname for a small one, a household favourite for little dogs · Hindi · small dogs
Spanish, small boy · Spanish · small dogs
Long used name for the dog who leads the pack · big dogs
The leader of a clan or tribe
A hot red pepper, from the Nahuatl chilli
A tiny wild chilli, the mother of all peppers · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
An Ecuadorian volcano whose summit is the farthest point from Earth's centre · Quechua · big dogs
A warm dry wind off the Rocky Mountains
A fried potato stick in Britain, a crisp in America
Thomas Chippendale, the cabinet maker of elegant furniture
Old fashioned name for a bright, cheerful dog
American war dog who charged a machine gun nest in Sicily
Wise centaur who taught the Greek heroes · Greek
The sculptor's cutting tool
After the Chisholm Trail, the cattle trail from Texas to Kansas
Australian slang for a chicken
Polish composer of poetic piano music · Polish
For a dog with a strong set of teeth and a big appetite
Spanish paprika sausage · Spanish
Means little one in Hindi, for a pint-sized dog · Hindi · small dogs
A greedy eater, for a dog who never leaves a crumb
A thick seafood soup, for a chunky pup
Short form of Christopher, bearer of Christ
The name of ten kings of Denmark · Danish
Greek, bearer of Christ, patron saint of travellers · Greek
From chubby, meaning plump and round · small dogs
Pet form of Charles, Germanic for free man
The kitchen wagon on a cattle drive, for a food loving pup
Means naughty and playful in Hindi · Hindi
Means iron in Swahili, for a strong, resilient dog · Swahili
A thick, solid lump of something · big dogs
Kiwi slang for cheers or thanks
Winston Churchill, the British wartime prime minister, a classic name for a bulldog · big dogs
Irish for ancient or enduring, the father of the hero Lugh · Irish
Irish name meaning little dark one · Irish
Roman orator, from Latin cicer, chickpea · Latin
Irish, from the word for church or strife · Irish
American Spanish for wild or untamed, and a river of the Santa Fe Trail · Spanish
A small piece of burnt coal or ash, greyish black
Italian for chocolate · Italian
Italian form of Cyrus · Italian
A fortress guarding a city · big dogs
A large fragrant citrus fruit · French
Scottish Gaelic for stone · Scottish
English title name popular around 1900 · English
The mild mannered reporter alter ego
Latin for clear and bright · Latin
French form of Claudius, a Roman family name · French
Roman family name borne by an emperor · Latin
Heavy earth shaped and fired into pottery
The great two handed Scottish sword · Scottish Gaelic · big dogs
English place name, clay settlement
Short form of Clement, merciful
Samuel Clemens, the real name of Mark Twain · Latin
Latin clemens, merciful · Latin
Muzio Clementi, the pianist and piano maker · Italian
Short form of Anacletus, called forth, an early pope · Greek
English place name, hilly land
A steep rock face, also a short form of Clifford
English surname, ford by a cliff
English place name, settlement by a cliff
Short form of Clinton, settlement on a hill
The fastest of the old cargo sailing ships
English surname, from the word for a cliff
A Welsh word for a cliff or crag · Welsh
Scottish Gaelic for thistle · Scottish
River running through Glasgow to the sea · Scottish
Giant Scottish draught horse · Scottish · big dogs
The Danish king of England who, in legend, could not hold back the tide · Old Norse
For a dog who runs the household and every walk
The driver of a horse drawn coach
The black rock burned as fuel
Italian for cobalt blue · Italian
Australian slang for a close friend
A baked fruit dessert under a scone like crust
Pet form of Jacob, Hebrew for supplanter · Hebrew
Irish surname carried west by Buffalo Bill
A tooth on a gear wheel, for a small dog who keeps things running · small dogs
A fine French brandy from the town of Cognac · French
A silver salmon of the Pacific coast
Scottish Gaelic form of Kenneth, meaning handsome · Scottish
English surname from Old English col, charcoal
Irish Colman, little dove, or an English charcoal burner · Irish
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, poet of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Scottish Gaelic name meaning young pup · Scottish
English surname for a charcoal maker or coal miner · English
Carlo Collodi, the author of Pinocchio · Italian
Irish name meaning dove · Irish
The seaside capital of Sri Lanka · Sinhala
The river and state, Spanish for coloured red · Spanish
The great stone arena of ancient Rome · big dogs
From the Greek kolossos, giant statue, as in the Colossus of Rhodes · Greek · big dogs
John Coltrane, the jazz saxophonist
Grand Combin, a huge glacier covered Swiss massif · French · big dogs
German shepherd who lived in the Biden White House · big dogs
A soldier trained for daring raids
Always knows the way home
A nutty mountain cheese from the Jura · French
Irish name meaning strong as a wolf · Irish · big dogs
Irish Gaelic Conan, little hound or little wolf · Irish
A work for a soloist and an orchestra · Italian
A silver disc used to decorate western saddles and belts · Spanish
The great vulture of the Andes · big dogs
Great river of central Africa · big dogs
A Lake District lake and the fell above it
The glossy brown seed of a horse chestnut
Possibly sense or head, the legendary king Conn of the Hundred Battles · Irish
From Old Irish for hound and warrior, son of the hero Cuchulainn · Irish
Irish name meaning lover of hounds · Irish
Germanic name meaning bold counsel · German
A police officer, from the Latin comes stabuli, officer of the stable · Latin · big dogs
Roman emperor who founded Constantinople · Latin
A serious challenger for the title
A far north Queensland town where Captain Cook beached his ship
The eucalypt in Waltzing Matilda · big dogs
A scent hound bred to tree raccoons
English occupational surname, a barrel maker
A black water bird, and slang for a funny old man, as in old coot
French for pal or buddy · French
Nicolaus Copernicus, who put the Sun at the centre of the solar system · Polish
A reddish brown metal, from the Latin cuprum, Cyprus metal
David Copperfield, the hero of Dickens's most personal novel
Tiny tree frog of Puerto Rico, named for its call · Puerto Rican · small dogs
French word for raven · French
From a French surname derived from corbeau, raven, a nickname for dark hair · French
A rich burgundy brown of fine leather from Cordoba · Spanish
Arcangelo Corelli, the Baroque violinist and composer · Italian
Irish surname, perhaps from Gaelic for cauldron or hollow · Irish
An ancient Greek city on the narrow strip of land joining the Peloponnese · Greek
Lively and bouncy like a cork bobbing in water
Legendary high king of Ireland · Irish · big dogs
Roman family name, possibly from Latin cornu, horn · Latin
A small, mellow brass instrument like a trumpet
A San Diego island town of white sand and a grand old hotel · Spanish
Camille Corot, the French landscape painter · French
A junior rank in the army
A fast sailing raider of the old seas
Spanish espresso cut with warm milk · Spanish
The old name for the Gulf of California · Spanish
Italian form of Cosmas, meaning order · Italian
A perfect snowy volcano cone in Ecuador · Quechua
After Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games · French
The mountain lion of the Americas · big dogs
A narrow snow gully on a mountain face · French
A noble title, for a dog with a dignified air
A noble with a nose for everything
Cattle hand of the American West
A ranch worker who tends cattle
The person who steers and calls the stroke in a rowing boat
The wild dog of the American West, from the Nahuatl coyotl · Nahuatl
The paper Christmas cracker that pops when two people pull it
From Gaelic creag, a crag or rocky outcrop · Scottish
Bob Cratchit, Scrooge's kind clerk in Dickens' A Christmas Carol
Scottish place name, crow's ford · Scottish
Tom Crean, the tough Irish Antarctic explorer · Irish
Latin Crispinus, curly haired, patron saint of shoemakers · Latin
Roman name meaning curly haired, ideal for a curly coat · Latin
Spanish form of Christopher · Spanish
Davy Crockett, the American frontiersman
The king of Lydia whose name means fabulously rich · Greek
Greek titan of time and the harvest · Greek
Someone or something that crushes, for a toy destroyer · big dogs
The shipwrecked sailor in Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel
Spanish for cross · Spanish
Irish for hound, as in the hero Cu Chulainn · Irish
The Cu Sith, a huge green fairy hound of Scottish and Irish folklore · Scottish Gaelic · big dogs
A little cub, for a round bear like puppy · small dogs
An artist of Cubism, the movement of broken up angles and shapes
Italian for puppy or cub · Italian · small dogs
Hound of Culann, the greatest hero of Ulster, who took the place of a guard dog · Irish · big dogs
The smith whose great hound was slain by the boy who became Cuchulainn · Irish
A warm earthy seed used across Asia and Mexico
Santa's reindeer in A Visit from St. Nicholas, named after the Roman god of love
Old French corteis, courteous · French
The old Inca capital high in the Andes of Peru · Quechua
Latin for guardian · Latin
A short curved pirate sword
A maker of knives and cutlery
Captain Cuttle, the warm hearted old sea captain of Dombey and Son
The old Inca capital high in the Andes
A rotating storm, from the Greek kyklos, circle · big dogs
A one eyed giant of Greek myth, for a big dog with a big stare · Greek · big dogs
The swan constellation of the northern sky
A tall narrow evergreen · big dogs
Greek name meaning lordly · Greek
Founder of the Persian empire · Persian
A round leafy vegetable, from the French caboche, head
Bold red grape of Bordeaux · French
The last car on a freight train, also slang for a bottom
The bean chocolate and cocoa are made from · Nahuatl
A golfer's bag carrier, from the French cadet, youngest son · French
A small river fly and a favourite meal of trout
A young trainee officer, perfect for a puppy in training · French
Ancient port city in southern Spain · Spanish
A crumbly white Welsh cheese · Welsh
Brazilian word for running your fingers gently through a loved one's hair · Brazilian Portuguese
A small crocodile of Central and South America · Taino
A stack of stones that marks a mountain path
Tropical city in far north Queensland
Portuguese for cashew · Portuguese
A three colour coat pattern
French for a cuddle · French
A desert animal with a hump, for a sandy coloured dog
King Arthur's legendary castle and court
French name used for boys and girls alike · French
Someone who loves sleeping under canvas
A pink or white wildflower of hedgerows
A little yellow bird famous for singing · small dogs
Beach city on the Caribbean coast of Mexico · Spanish
Creamy white Italian kidney beans · Italian
Resort town on the French Riviera · French
Sicilian pastry tube filled with sweet ricotta · Italian
A water bottle carried on a hike
The woven cloth that painters work on
A North American diving duck with a sloping head
Pickled flower buds of the caper bush · small dogs
A lively, playful piece of music · Italian
A clever monkey named after the hooded robes of friars · Italian
Juliet's family in Romeo and Juliet
The world's biggest rodent, calm and friendly · Tupi · big dogs
A metal clip that keeps climbers safe on the rope · German
A wild cat with long black ear tufts · Turkish
A falcon of the Americas that walks about on long legs · Tupi
Scottish Gaelic for friend · Scottish
A group travelling together across a desert, or a home on wheels · Persian
Curved seed baked into rye bread and cakes
A fragrant pod used from India to Scandinavia
Capital city of Wales · Welsh
A warm red orange form of quartz · Latin
Irish word for rock · Irish
Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland · English
The orange root, a crunchy favourite
The oval frame around a royal name in hieroglyphs · Ancient Egyptian
Irish name meaning vigilant or watchful · Irish
Irish town built round a rock fortress · Irish
The curved, pale nut, for a small cream or golden dog · small dogs
Wooden barrel that ale and whisky mature in
French word for blackcurrant · French
A huge flightless bird of the Queensland rainforest · Malay · big dogs
Someone who casts a fishing line
A bird that mews like a cat, a funny name for a dog
The plant that sends cats giddy, a cheeky name for a dog
A tall brown headed reed of ponds
A white flowering head of the cabbage family
County in the Irish midlands · Irish
Salted sturgeon roe eaten as a delicacy · Persian
An island province in the Philippines known for beaches and dried mangoes · Filipino
The Celtic Sea off Ireland, Wales and Cornwall
An iced dessert with green jelly, coconut milk and palm sugar · Malay
A natural sinkhole pool of clear water, found in the Yucatan · Maya
Means fast in Malay, for a speedy, agile dog · Malay
Welsh name meaning to love · Welsh
The deep sky blue, from the Latin for heaven · Latin
Means walnut in Turkish · Turkish
Bright black tea from the hills of Sri Lanka · Sinhalese
French painter of Provence · French
Thai iced milk tea, bright orange and sweet · Thai
Tangy Indian street snacks, from the Hindi for to lick · Hindi
A strong Georgian grape spirit · Georgian
A common finch with a cheerful rattling song · small dogs
Japanese for brown, literally tea colour · Japanese
Means cheers or hooray in Thai · Thai
Soft white limestone, from the Latin calx, lime
A lizard that changes colour, for a dog of many moods · Greek
A nimble goat antelope of the Alps, said sham-wah · French
A sweet, sour and salty fruit sauce · Mexican Spanish
A Filipino chocolate rice porridge · Filipino
Sanskrit for the moon · Sanskrit
Means moon in Punjabi · Punjabi
A small dog full of mayhem · small dogs
A soft wholewheat flatbread · Hindi
Cantonese barbecued pork with a red honey glaze · Chinese
A Tennessee river city famous for its old train song
A sweet Vietnamese dessert soup or pudding · Vietnamese
A friendly British goodbye
The dairy treat every dog begs for
The fastest land animal, a spotted cat · big dogs
The head cook in a kitchen, French for chief
Chinese for dawn or morning · Chinese
Means blue or clear in Korean · Korean
A chubby winged child angel in paintings · small dogs
Delicate herb with a faint aniseed flavour · French
For a puppy who chews everything in sight
Tuscan red named after the hills it comes from · Italian
Japanese, tiny · Japanese · small dogs
A tiny bird of North America named after their call · small dogs
A small piece of fried chicken · small dogs
Round nutty pulse used in hummus and curries · small dogs
Bitter blue flowered plant whose root is roasted for coffee
Igbo for God exists · Igbo
A small warbler named after their two note song · small dogs
An Indian peanut and jaggery brittle · Hindi · small dogs
A pet form of chikoo, the sweet sapodilla fruit · Hindi
A sharp cold edge in the air
A hot red pepper · small dogs
Chalk hills of beechwoods northwest of London
A small, very soft furred rodent of the Andes · small dogs
Means friend in Korean · Korean
Means dear or little one in Kannada · Kannada · small dogs
A small striped North American squirrel · small dogs
Smoke dried jalapeno chilli · Nahuatl
British slang for the fish and chip shop
A Thai name meaning heart · Thai
A slender onion flavoured herb · small dogs
A biscuit dotted with chocolate chips · small dogs
Australian name for a chocolate dipped ice cream cone sold at cinemas · Australian · small dogs
Short for chocolate, for a rich brown coat
French word for chocolate · French
Rich hot drink made from cacao and milk · Nahuatl
Vietnamese for rambutan, the hairy red fruit · Vietnamese
Internet slang for a gloriously round animal · big dogs
French, cabbage, used as a term of endearment · French · small dogs
French for a favourite or darling, a pet name parents use · French · small dogs
A black crow with a red bill and legs
Light puff pastry, meaning cabbages · French · small dogs
A shiny hard metal plating · Greek
British slang for very pleased
Swahili for leopard · Swahili
One period of play in polo, from the Hindi chakkar, circle · Hindi
A tub used to make butter from cream
Sweet and sour relish of fruit, sugar and spice · Hindi
Italian, hello and goodbye · Italian
From the Irish for black, a lovely pick for a dark coat · Irish
Spanish for little sky, a term of endearment · Spanish
Spanish for sky or heaven · Spanish
Malay for sapodilla, a brown sugary fruit · Malay · small dogs
The fresh green leaf of the coriander plant · Spanish
A brilliant red mineral used as a pigment · Persian
A secret code, for a dog full of mystery
A steep rock bowl carved out by ice · French
Means chick in Turkish, for a fluffy yellow pup · Turkish · small dogs
A spotted cat like animal of Africa and Asia · Arabic
A shellfish with two shells, for a quiet dog · small dogs
Irish surname meaning red warrior · Irish
The British name for red Bordeaux wine
A woodwind with a warm, woody voice · French
The sign at the start of a stave that sets the pitch
Water gathered and floating in the sky
A sudden violent fall of rain
The dried flower bud of a tropical tree · small dogs
A pink gin and raspberry cocktail
A bright orange and white reef fish that lives in anemones · small dogs
A ring tailed relative of the raccoon · Tupi
A hard silvery metal that gives a deep blue colour · German
A rounded stone used to pave old streets
A County Cork harbour town, last port of the Titanic
Dusty spider webs in the haunted house
A small crested parrot from Australia · Dutch · small dogs
A loud crested white parrot
A small heart shaped shellfish · small dogs
French nickname, very popular in Australia
The tropical palm fruit, brown outside and white within
British slang for nonsense
The roasted bean drink, a natural pick for a dark brown coat
The roasted seed of the coffee plant · small dogs
Dark fizzy drink flavoured with the kola nut
Coffee steeped slowly in cold water
Art made by sticking scraps of paper and fabric together
German city on the Rhine with a great cathedral · German
A short steep valley on a hillside, common in place names of southern England
An icy body that trails a bright tail near the sun
Broad leaved herb long used in old country remedies
Italian lake town at the foot of the Alps · Italian
A large spiral shell you can blow like a horn
The hotel helper who can arrange anything · French
After Coney Island, New York's seaside amusement park; also an old word for rabbit
A tall Cuban drum played with the hands · Spanish
A British playground game with horse chestnuts on strings
Wild region on the west coast of Ireland · Irish · big dogs
The spouse of a reigning monarch · Latin
Welsh town with a medieval castle · Welsh
The long call used to find someone in the bush
Long iced fruit drink for hot afternoons
Mount Coolum, a rocky peak on the Sunshine Coast · Kabi Kabi
A long lagoon where the Murray meets the sea, full of pelicans
Sweet fruit syrup diluted with water
Ionian island off the west coast of Greece · Greek
Welsh, cor gi, the dwarf dog · Welsh · small dogs
A herb whose seed is a different spice again
City and county in the south of Ireland · Irish
A dark seabird that holds its wings out to dry
Vivid blue flower once common in wheat fields
An overhanging lip of wind blown snow
Rugged coastal county at the tip of England
A fenced pen for horses or cattle · Spanish
A bowl shaped hollow high on a Scottish hill · Scottish
Greek, order, and a word for the universe · Greek
The English hills of honey coloured stone villages and sheep
Fluffy white fibre picked from the cotton plant
An American rabbit with a fluffy white tail · small dogs
Someone who spends a lot of time on the sofa
Bravery in the face of fear
A messenger who carries packages · French
Tiny steamed semolina grains from North Africa · Berber · small dogs
A small flock of partridge or quail
A metal bell played in bands, the more of it the better
A sideways walking dweller of the shore
Spiked plates strapped to boots for walking on ice
A tall elegant bird known for its dancing · big dogs
A small North American panfish
A stick of coloured wax for drawing
A choux pastry ball filled with cream · small dogs
A wicker basket for carrying fish
A cream coloured horse, usually with blue eyes
Paper thin French pancake · French
A passage that grows steadily louder · Italian
Peppery seedling leaf grown on a windowsill · small dogs
A deep crack in a glacier · French
An Aussie cry of surprise
First small flower to push through late winter ground · Greek · small dogs
Flaky French crescent pastry · French
A lawn game of mallets, balls and hoops · French
A finch with crossed bill tips for prising open pine cones · small dogs
Little toasts topped with savoury spreads · Italian · small dogs
A large glossy black bird known for its harsh call
The headpiece worn by a monarch, from the Latin corona
A tiny piece of bread or cake · small dogs
Fruit baked under a rubbly topping of flour, butter and sugar
The Southern Cross, Latin for cross · Latin
A baby bear, lion or fox, for a fluffy puppy · small dogs
The biggest Caribbean island, known for old cars and music · Taino
A bird named after its call, which nests in other nests
A cool green salad vegetable
A pet who is always ready for cuddles
Close, warm hugs, from cuddle · small dogs
A jagged black rock range on the isle of Skye · Scottish
The big piled up cloud of a fine day
Italian for heart · Italian
British shorthand for a cup of tea · English
An orange liqueur from the island of Curacao · Dutch
The keeper of a museum collection
A moorland wader with a long curved bill
The winter sport of sliding stones and sweeping ice
Old fashioned name for a tightly curled coat
A black Australian bird with a ringing call
A spiced dish, from the Tamil kari, meaning sauce
A fragrant leaf from South Indian cooking
A pitch that swerves on its way to the batter
A clever sea creature that changes colour in a flash
Welsh word for a cosy cuddle · Welsh
A bright greenish blue · Greek
A brass disc struck for a bright crash · Greek
The Welsh name for Wales · Welsh