Georgia O'Keeffe, the American painter of flowers and desert
After Annie Oakley, sharpshooter of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show
A green fertile spot with water in a desert
A small clay wind instrument · Italian · small dogs
Roman name meaning the eighth · Latin
Norwegian name meaning point of a blade · Norwegian
French, from a Germanic root meaning wealth · French
Means fawn in Hebrew · Hebrew
Old Gaelic name built on breac, speckled · Scottish
A sunny lake valley in British Columbia of fruit and wine
Hawaiian for orchid · Hawaiian
A green pod vegetable, also called ladies' fingers
Russian and Ukrainian form of Xenia · Russian
Old Norse for ancestor's relic, a Scandinavian favourite · Old Norse
Russian form of the Norse Helga, holy · Russian
A small Mediterranean fruit, also a name from the olive tree
Latin rooted name meaning olive tree · Latin
The green mineral behind the gem peridot · Latin
Welsh name meaning white footprint · Welsh
The sanctuary where the ancient games were held · Greek
The queen of Macedon and mother of Alexander the Great · Greek
Five flavour berry, made into a Korean tea · Korean · small dogs
Means sweet fragrance or gentle in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Italian and Portuguese for wave · Italian
Italian for a little water spirit · Italian
Means today in Yoruba · Yoruba
Means gift in Igbo · Igbo
Irish name meaning lamb · Irish
A stone that flashes many colours
A layered almond sponge cake with coffee and chocolate · French
A light, short opera · Italian · small dogs
The tragic figure of Hamlet
French form of Ophelia, from the Greek for help · French
An exotic flowering plant, from the Greek orkhis
Pasta shaped like little ears · Italian · small dogs
Mexico's highest mountain, a snow capped volcano · Nahuatl
Irish name meaning golden princess · Irish
Means light for me in Hebrew · Hebrew
Italian name from the flowering ash tree · Italian
A big, fluffy and friendly chicken breed
Italian form of Octavia, meaning the eighth · Italian
German form of Odilia, meaning wealth · German
The orchestral opening of an opera · French
Yoruba goddess of storms and change · Yoruba
The rightful princess of Oz in L. Frank Baum's Oz books
A slow growing hardwood · big dogs
The title of a Yoruba or Benin king · Yoruba
A Scottish harbour town, meaning little bay · Scottish
Frisian name, sturdy and strong · Dutch
Tall four sided stone pillar of Egyptian temples · Egyptian · big dogs
The king of the fairies in old romance and in Shakespeare
Norwegian for the colonel, a Greenland dog on Amundsen's South Pole expedition · Norwegian · big dogs
Greek titan of the great river that circles the world · Greek · big dogs
A broad, true blue Australian character
A spiny desert shrub with red flower tips · Spanish
Roman name meaning eighth · Latin
English place name, woad hill
Pet form of Odin or Otis, a simple happy name
The one eyed all father of Norse myth · Norse · big dogs
Greek hero of the ten year voyage home · Greek
Means horizon in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means fawn or young deer in Hebrew · Hebrew
Jacques Offenbach, the composer of the can can · French
Irish for young · Irish · small dogs
Means eagle in Persian · Persian
Bulgarian name meaning fire · Bulgarian
Georg Ohm, the German physicist of electrical resistance · German
Poet warrior of Irish legend, the name means little deer · Irish
Means energy and vigour in Sanskrit · Sanskrit
Norse, ancestor descendant · Norse
A hunting dog whose court case inspired the famous Eulogy of the Dog in 1870
Russian form of the Norse Helgi, holy · Russian
Latin rooted name meaning olive tree · Latin
French name meaning olive tree · French
Spanish for elm tree · Spanish
Mountain home of the Greek gods · Greek · big dogs
Arabic Umar, flourishing, long lived · Arabic
Means hope in Persian · Persian
A folk tale hero who rose from nothing · Korean
Finnish word for luck and happiness · Finnish
Canada's most populous province, and one of the Great Lakes · Iroquoian
A banded stone, from the Greek word for fingernail · Greek
The distant cloud that comets come from
A fond nickname with an old American small town feel
A numbered work in a composer's catalogue · Latin
The killer whale, a dolphin despite the name · big dogs
A dwarf planet beyond Neptune, named for the Roman god of the underworld · Latin
The dried herb of Greek and Italian kitchens
Ukrainian for eagle · Ukrainian
Means pine tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Modern Greek form of Orpheus, the legendary musician · Greek
Means my light in Hebrew · Hebrew
Italian for oregano · Italian
A great river of Venezuela, full of river dolphins · Spanish
The hunter constellation, and a hunter of Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
Young lover in Shakespeare's As You Like It · Italian
Means forest in Turkish · Turkish
Spanish for gold · Spanish
Greek musician whose songs charmed the underworld · Greek
Of uncertain origin, perhaps Irish odhran, pale green · Irish
Italian for little bear or teddy · Italian · small dogs
The lovesick Duke of Illyria in Twelfth Night
Italian for bear · Italian · big dogs
Norman French, little bear · French
The two headed guard dog of Geryon's cattle, brother of Cerberus · Greek · big dogs
Germanic, perhaps from an old word for spear, also a Belgian abbey · French
An Umbrian hill town in Italy perched on a cliff of volcanic rock · Italian
Orville Wright, one of the two brothers who made the first powered flight
George Orwell, the author of Animal Farm
Irish origin, long popular in the UK and Australia
Scottish Gaelic form of Oscar · Scottish
Egyptian god of the afterlife and rebirth · Egyptian
Spanish for little bear · Spanish · small dogs
Swedish form of Oscar · Swedish
Spanish for bear, for a big fluffy dog · Spanish · big dogs
A stableman at an old coaching inn
Old English name meaning divine power · English
Latin form of Otto, wealth, a Roman emperor · Latin
Germanic derived surname name of the 1900s · German
Finnish word for bear · Finnish · big dogs
Italian form of Octavius · Italian
A rainforest cape and ranges on Victoria's Great Ocean Road
The pear shaped lute of the Middle East · Arabic
Mount Ouray in Colorado, named after a Ute chief · Ute
French for bear cub · French · small dogs
A fugitive beyond the protection of the law · big dogs
A Greek anise spirit · Greek
The Roman poet of the Metamorphoses · Latin
Welsh form of Eugene, well born, or Owain, young warrior · Welsh
After Jesse Owens, who won four Olympic golds in 1936
Terrier mascot of the American railway mail service
A big working bull, a byword for strength · big dogs
English university city on the Thames
Means strength in Hebrew · Hebrew
The Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas
Short for Oswald or Osbourne
Hawaiian island of Honolulu and Waikiki · Hawaiian
A New Zealand town of white stone buildings and little blue penguins · Maori
The soft speckled beige of oats
The grain in porridge and horse feed
A Mexican city famous for mole sauce, crafts and colourful festivals · Spanish
A reedy woodwind with a clear, nasal tone · French
The great sea, for a dog with blue eyes or a love of water
A small spotted wild cat of the Americas
An earthy yellow brown pigment, one of the oldest paints · Greek
Spanish for ochre · Spanish
The span of eight notes in a scale · Latin
A clever sea creature with eight arms
A long, eventful journey, after Homer's epic of Odysseus · Greek
Means joy or affection in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means family in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A forest giraffe of the Congo with stripy legs · Lingala
Inland river delta of Botswana, rich in wildlife
A cheerful way of saying okay
Japan's southern island chain, known for beaches and long lives · Japanese
Tough Mediterranean shrub covered in pink flowers
Thai iced black coffee · Thai
A Dutch doughnut ball eaten on New Year's Eve · Dutch
An athlete who has competed at the Olympic Games · Greek
Fried rice wrapped in a golden omelette · Japanese
Japanese rice ball wrapped in seaweed · Japanese · small dogs
The kitchen bulb at the start of every stew
Hawaiian, delicious · Hawaiian
Partly oxidised Chinese tea, the name means black dragon · Chinese
A cool hill station in south India among tea gardens · Tamil
Means puffy clouds in Hawaiian, for a fluffy dog · Hawaiian
The voice that spoke prophecy at Delphi · Greek
The sweet citrus fruit, a fine name for a ginger coat
The jewelled golden globe held by a crowned monarch
The path a moon takes around its planet
A planted grove of fruit trees
A Pacific Northwest state of forests, rain and rugged coast
A legendary metal of Atlantis, Greek for mountain copper · Greek
The Japanese art of paper folding · Japanese · small dogs
A golden yellow songbird of tall trees
Windswept island group north of Scotland · Norse
French city on the Loire · French
A desert antelope with long straight horns · Greek
Tiny rice shaped pasta, the name means barley · Italian · small dogs
Japan great merchant city on the Inland Sea · Japanese
Means happiness in Hebrew · Hebrew
Capital city of Norway · Norwegian
The densest natural element on Earth
A desert lake town in British Columbia, the warmest lake in Canada · Okanagan
A gold rush region in the south of New Zealand · Maori
An oval Filipino puff pastry biscuit · Filipino
A playful swimmer of rivers and coasts
Australia's remote bush country
The ring ouzel, a mountain blackbird with a white collar
A sky covered in grey cloud
A high place with a sweeping view
A night hunting bird with large forward facing eyes
A young or small owl · small dogs
A rough shellfish that can hold a pearl
A black and white shorebird with a bright orange bill