Roman name from faba, bean · Latin
Means sky in Thai and Lao · Thai
The glazed blue-green ceramic of ancient Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
Buttered bread covered in hundreds and thousands
A tiny bright blue wren of Australia · small dogs
Portuguese for spark · Portuguese
Two legged dog who learned to walk upright
Grilled strips of meat with peppers · Mexican Spanish
Means sky or heavens in Urdu and Hindi · Hindi
A rose syrup drink with vermicelli and ice cream · Hindi
A Persian sorbet of rice noodles and rose water · Persian
Elaborate and decorative, for a dog with a touch of glamour
Pet form of Frances, an old English favourite
Cosette's mother in Les Miserables
Scottish Gaelic for seagull · Scottish
Means joy or happiness in Arabic · Arabic
Bow tie pasta, the name means butterflies · Italian
A sweet flaky Ethiopian pancake · Amharic
Latin for the animals of a place · Latin
Feminine of Faustus, meaning lucky · Latin
A Greek dip of yellow split peas, also the broad bean · Greek
A young deer, and a pale tan colour · small dogs
Middle English for fairy, or Old French for faith
Means turquoise in Arabic · Arabic
A soft bird feather, for a light little dog · small dogs
A fragrant green fruit loved in New Zealand
Latin for good luck, the Roman spirit of happiness · Latin
French for happiness and bliss · French
Latin name meaning happiness and good fortune · Latin
A wooden sailing boat that still glides along the Nile · Ancient Egyptian
Frisian name meaning peace · Dutch
The Chinese phoenix, a sign of virtue and harmony · Chinese
Frisian and Dutch name meaning peace · Dutch
A pause held as long as the player likes · Italian
A leafy green plant that grows in shade and damp
A snowy ski town in the Rockies of British Columbia
Flat ribbon pasta, meaning little ribbons · Italian
Welsh for flowers · Welsh
Irish name meaning wild, and also deer · Irish
Means silver in Arabic, for a silvery coat · Arabic
Dutch short form of Josefien · Dutch
French pet name · French · small dogs
The Swedish coffee and cake break · Swedish
Delicate lacework made from fine twisted metal threads
Portuguese feminine form of Philip · Portuguese
An Australian citrus full of tiny pearls
White shoulder, the daughter of Lir who became a swan · Irish
Italian for little flower · Italian · small dogs
A tiny bird with a flame orange crown stripe · small dogs
Means turquoise in Persian · Persian
A tall pink wading bird, from the Latin flamma, flame
French for flame · French
A rolled fried taco, meaning flute · Mexican Spanish
Roman name meaning golden · Latin
The pale gold of flax fibre
French word for flower · French
Short form of Florence, flourishing
German for flake, as in snowflake · German
Dutch pet form of Flora, little flower · Dutch
Portuguese and Spanish for flower · Portuguese
Pet form of Florence, flourishing
Pet form of Florence, flourishing
Covered in soft, light fur or down
A soft sweet pudding, also a word for nonsense
A brief fall of snow · small dogs
The silvery woodwind played sideways
Flat Italian oven bread dimpled with oil and salt · Italian
Portuguese for little fluffy one · Portuguese · small dogs
Golden threads, a Thai sweet of egg yolk spun in syrup · Thai
A nutty melting cheese from the Aosta Valley · Italian
The shrub that turns bright yellow in early spring
A Brazilian beach city whose name means fortress · Portuguese
An exoplanet named from the Latin for strength · Latin
Latin for luck, the Roman goddess of fortune · Latin
Greek name meaning light · Greek
A leaf shaped bread from Provence · French
Traditional name for a dog with a fox like face
Italian for strawberry · Italian
French for strawberry · French
French word for raspberry · French
Latin name meaning free one · Latin
Italian name meaning free one · Italian
Tropical tree with fragrant creamy flowers
Pet form of Frances, free woman
A small brown spot on the skin · small dogs
Scented South African flower on an arching stem
Spanish for strawberry · Spanish
Norse goddess of love, her chariot drawn by cats · Norse
Means joy in Yiddish · Yiddish
Germanic fridu, peace, after the painter Frida Kahlo · German
Means beloved, the wise wife of Odin and queen of Asgard · Old Norse
Norse goddess and wife of Odin · Norse
French for a cute little face · French
German feminine pet form of Friedrich · German
Greek pet form of Efrosyni, meaning cheerfulness · Greek
The Japanese word for a snowstorm · Japanese
A hanging flower like a pink and purple ballerina
Writing, a letter or story · Japanese
Swahili for joy and happiness · Swahili
Latin for smith or craftsman · Latin
Latin family name meaning bean grower · Latin
French form of Fabianus · French
Italian name from Latin faba, bean · Italian
Italian form of Fabricius, meaning craftsman · Italian
Means kindness or favour in Swahili · Swahili
The soulful folk song of Portugal · Portuguese
Italian for bean · Italian · small dogs
Means panther in Arabic · Arabic
Daniel Fahrenheit, the inventor of the mercury thermometer · German
The Newfoundland of President Ulysses S. Grant · big dogs
Means victorious in Arabic · Arabic
Means dawn in Malay and Indonesian, for an early riser · Malay
Scottish terrier who went everywhere with President Roosevelt · small dogs
Italian for tawny or fawn · Italian
A fast hunting bird, from the Latin falco
Someone who trains and flies falcons
German word for falcon · German
German for falcon · German
The large, boastful knight in Shakespeare's Henry IV · big dogs
A long pointed tooth, from the Old English fang, catch
After Juan Manuel Fangio, the Argentine motor racing champion
Irish name meaning little wolf · Irish
Michael Faraday, the pioneer of electricity and magnetism
City on the Red River in North Dakota
Means knight or horseman in Arabic · Arabic
English place name, fern clearing
The sunny capital of the Algarve in Portugal; the word also means lighthouse · Portuguese
A craftsman who shoes horses
Means fortunate and happy in Persian · Persian
A fruity Yorkshire scone with cherry eyes
Means victory in Punjabi · Punjabi
Means soldier in Hindi, for a loyal guard dog · Hindi
A Roman god of forests, fields and wild things · Latin
Italian for lucky or fortunate · Italian
Roman name meaning lucky · Latin
Scottish Gaelic form of Fergus, man of vigour · Scottish
Italian for faithful · Italian
After Roger Federer, winner of 20 Grand Slam singles titles
Italian form of Frederick, peaceful ruler · Italian
Irish name possibly meaning ever good · Irish
Spanish form of Philip, friend of horses · Spanish
Latin, lucky, and the silent film cartoon cat · Latin
A Cocker Spaniel puppy given to President Harry Truman
The great wolf of Norse myth · Norse · big dogs
English for a path through the fens, and Boston's ballpark
German name meaning bold voyager · German
The Persian poet who wrote the Shahnameh, the Book of Kings · Persian
Enrico Fermi, the Italian physicist of the first nuclear reactor · Italian
Spanish form of Firminus, meaning firm · Spanish
Spanish name meaning bold traveller · Spanish
The truant of a famous day off film
Someone who rows people across a river
The wise fool and singer of Twelfth Night
Richard Feynman, the playful Nobel physicist
Walled city in northern Morocco · Arabic
The jolly, dancing employer of young Scrooge in A Christmas Carol
The Italian mathematician of the famous number sequence · Italian
Tuscan dog who met the same bus stop for fourteen years · Italian
Latin for faithful, the root of the classic dog name Fido · Latin
Spanish for fierce or proud · Spanish
Quick thinking barber in Rossini's opera · Italian
An old name for the hazelnut, ripe around St Philibert's day
French for a rascal or scamp · French
A small almond cake shaped like a gold bar · French · small dogs
From Scottish Gaelic Fionnlagh, meaning white warrior · Scottish
Irish surname meaning fair haired · Irish
Irish surname from Fionnagan, little fair one · Irish
Irish name meaning white fire · Irish
Old Irish for white or fair, the great hunter Fionn mac Cumhaill · Irish
A lookout tower where rangers watch for forest fires
French form of Firminus, meaning firm and steady · French
Means victorious in Persian · Persian
Means storm in Turkish, for a whirlwind of a dog · Turkish
English occupational surname for a fisherman
Means hyena in Swahili, for a loud, cheeky dog · Swahili
Anglo Norman prefix meaning son of
Norman Irish surname, son of Gerald · Irish
Mr Darcy's first name in Pride and Prejudice
Norwegian for mountain · Norwegian · big dogs
Spanish caramel custard dessert · Spanish
A fast, hard tackling rugby forward
Chewy British oat and syrup traybake · English
A sudden burst of light, for a dog who is quick off the mark
Gustave Flaubert, the author of Madame Bovary · French
Roman name meaning golden haired · Latin
Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of penicillin · Scottish
One who fits feathers to arrows
Matthew Flinders, the navigator who sailed around Australia with his cat Trim
Hard stone that throws a spark
Norwegian for a tangle, for a shaggy coat · Norwegian
Howard Florey, the Australian who turned penicillin into a medicine
Latin Florianus, flowering · Latin
An old British two shilling coin
Dutch name from Latin florens, meaning flowering · Dutch
Welsh derived name popular a century ago · Welsh
A warm toned brass instrument like a wide trumpet · German
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's cocker spaniel
Irish surname from Flann, Irish for blood red · Irish
Portuguese for fluffy, soft and cuddly · Portuguese
A rugged island off Newfoundland
A lone bright autumn star, Arabic for mouth of the fish · Arabic
Aussie slang for football, whatever the code
English surname for someone who lived by a forest
Italian for strong, and loud in music · Italian · big dogs
The Prince of Norway in Hamlet
Latin for brave and strong · Latin
Italian for very loud, for a dog with a big bark · Italian
A heavily protected stronghold · big dogs
English surname for a forester or a foster parent
Greek name meaning light · Greek
A small wild dog with a red coat and a bushy tail
Jean Honore Fragonard, the painter of The Swing · French
Latin Franciscus, Frenchman, after Saint Francis, friend of animals · Latin
A moon of Uranus named after a lord in The Tempest · Spanish
Italian for free, from the name of the Franks · Italian
French form of Francis · French
Polish pet form of Franciszek · Polish
Germanic, from the Franks, a people whose name came to mean free and honest
Mary Shelley's scientist of 1818, whose creature now carries his name · big dogs
Middle English for a free landowner
German form of Francis · German
Irish for heather · Irish
The longest river in British Columbia, famous for salmon
Scottish surname of Norman origin, perhaps linked to strawberry · Scottish
E B White's dachshund, written about with great affection
An iced espresso, Italian for cold · Italian
Great Dane recorded as the tallest dog in the world · big dogs
Germanic name meaning peaceful ruler · German
English surname for a free man
Greedy one, the second of Odin's two loyal wolves · Old Norse
A historic port city near Perth, known to locals as Freo
The local nickname for Fremantle in Western Australia
Norse god of harvest and peace · Norse
A travelling brother of a religious order, like Friar Tuck
German name meaning peaceful ruler · German
A cold clear Texas Hill Country river; Spanish for cold · Spanish
A nickname for San Francisco, or a pet form of Francisco · Spanish
German pet form of Friedrich · German
Norse name meaning wise · Norse
French for cheese · French
Spanish for fire · Spanish
Means rich and honoured in Mandarin, an old style dog name · Chinese
Japanese god of the wind · Japanese
Latin for lightning · Latin
Italian for lightning, for a fast dog · Italian
A furry pun on the name Ferdinand
An eighth of a mile, the distance unit of horse racing
Spiral pasta twisted around a rod · Italian
Russian form of Theodore, meaning gift of God · Russian
British slang for fussing about
Means happy or joyful in Cantonese · Cantonese
The smooth mown grass between the golf tee and the green
Mount Fairweather in Alaska, named for a calm day
A lush oasis region of Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
Fried chickpea patty from the Middle East · Arabic
Irish surname meaning leader · Irish
Land left to rest, also a pale golden brown
A lively Spanish dance with castanets · Spanish
A short brass flourish that announces an arrival · French
A tiny bird that spreads its tail like a fan · small dogs
Means rejoice or be happy in Shona · Shona
A group of grassy North Atlantic islands between Scotland and Iceland · Faroese
The smallest old British coin, a quarter of a penny · small dogs
A quick rush down the court in basketball
A unit of depth at sea, six feet
French for wild beast, from Fauvism, the movement of wild colour · French
Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alps, often topped with snow
A light weight class in boxing, for a small dog with big fight · small dogs
Means to fly or soar in Mandarin · Chinese
The most common mineral in the Earth's crust · German
A hill or high moor in northern England, from Old Norse fjall, mountain · Norse
Low marshy wetland full of reeds · small dogs
A tiny desert fox with enormous ears · Arabic · small dogs
A bulb and seed with an anise flavour
Bittersweet seed that smells of maple syrup
Small hunter used to flush out rabbits
The brined Greek cheese · Greek
Small daisy herb once taken for headaches
The fig genus, from garden trees to house plants · Latin
Another word for the violin, from the Old English fithele
The curled tip of a young fern · small dogs
Latin for faithful · Latin
A dog who can never sit still
A large thrush that visits Britain in winter
A small, shrill flute of marching bands · small dogs
Soft sweet fruit of the Mediterranean fig tree · small dogs
An Australian bird that feeds on figs
The last movement of a work, often the grandest · Italian
A small seed eating songbird, from the Old English finc · small dogs
Turkish for hazelnut · Turkish
Scottish Gaelic Fionnlagh, fair haired warrior · Scottish
A wild New Zealand region of deep fiords and rainforest
Italian for flower · Italian
Evergreen conifer with upright cones · big dogs
Glowing bird at the heart of Slavic folk tales · Slavic
A small explosive that goes off with a bang · small dogs
A beetle that flashes light at night · small dogs
The flickering light of a fire
A small Australian finch with a red rump · small dogs
A tall pink wildflower that springs up after forest fires
A Scottish word for a long narrow sea inlet · Scots
Turkish for pistachio · Turkish
Greek for pistachio, a sweet pet name · Greek · small dogs
British slang for a five pound note
The sound and bubbles of a sparkling drink · small dogs
A deep sea inlet cut by a glacier · Norse
Large jug used for serving cider or ale
The fiery orange red of a flame
The passionate music and dance of Andalusia · Spanish
A soft woollen cloth, as in grey flannel
Irish surname meaning red eyebrows · Irish
An espresso with velvety steamed milk
German for fluffy one · German
Plant grown for linen, and the pale blond colour of its fibres
A small spot or speck · small dogs
A young bird just learning to fly, for a puppy finding their feet · small dogs
A film, named for the flicker of early projectors
A quick unsteady light, like a candle
Small tufted clouds like wool, Latin for tuft · Latin · small dogs
Internet slang for a very fluffy pet · small dogs
A huge ball of fluff · big dogs
Floating wreckage on the sea, a fun pair with Jetsam
A glassy mineral that glows under ultraviolet light · Latin
A baby horse · small dogs
The white froth left by a breaking wave
A warm dry wind that sweeps down the lee side of the Alps · German
Thick low cloud sitting on the ground
A pale white rainbow that forms in fog
Traditional music passed down by ear
A smooth sugar icing, from the French for melting · French
A large area of dense woodland, from the Latin foris, outside · big dogs
One who looks after woodland
Italian for force and power · Italian
The preserved remains of ancient life, for a dog who loves to dig
Tall spire of bell flowers in hedgerows and woods
A wild grass with a soft brushy head
A pattern that repeats at every scale, like a fern or a snowflake
Pet form of Frank or Frances
Iced whipped coffee drink, the name means chilled · French
Small brown spots, from the Old Norse freknur · small dogs
A fond nickname for a French bulldog or anything French
Painting onto fresh wet plaster, as on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
A Tasmanian peninsula of pink granite and Wineglass Bay · French
A bald headed Australian honeyeater
The best day of the week, as in Robinson Crusoe's companion
A long band of carved or painted decoration
Old fashioned name for a playful, bouncy dog
French for a shiver or thrill · French
Fried battered fruit or dough
A jumping amphibian, for a dog who leaps
A wide mouthed night bird that looks like a broken branch
The feathery leaf of a fern or a palm
The edge of settled land in the Old West
A thin white layer of ice, used for pale coated dogs
Covered in bright white morning rime
Topped with a head of foam, like a milky coffee
German word for fox · German
A soft brown sweet made from sugar, butter and milk
A piece where one theme chases another · Latin
The sacred volcano of Japan · big dogs
A grey and white seabird of northern cliffs · Old Norse
Italian for mushrooms · Italian
A groovy, rhythm heavy style of music
A fair favourite of fried batter swirls dusted in sugar
Italian for fire, as in con fuoco, with fire · Italian
A savoury Japanese seasoning sprinkled over rice · Japanese
The trench cut by a plough
Wild anger, from the Latin furia
The joining of atoms that powers the Sun
Means winter in Japanese, for a snowy white dog · Japanese
A small round ball of fluff · small dogs
A peach schnapps and orange juice cocktail