The largest ocean on earth · big dogs
A Brazilian peanut sweet · Portuguese
Sanskrit for lotus flower · Sanskrit
A golden Valencian rice dish cooked in a wide pan · Spanish
A tiered tower of an Asian temple
Occupational surname for a young servant
Scottish town that gave its name to the swirling teardrop pattern · Scottish
Means flower in Sotho · Sotho
A Mexican fruit ice lolly · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
The board where a painter mixes colours
A Hungarian fruit brandy · Hungarian
Italian for little ball · Italian · small dogs
Russian for palm tree, a Soviet space dog · Russian
Short form of Pamela, a gloriously ordinary name for a dog
Greek rooted name meaning all sweetness · Greek
Grass plains of Argentina · Spanish
Ukrainian for a little soft bread roll · Ukrainian
A thick, sweet Thai red curry · Thai
Italian cured pork belly · Italian
Means sugar or candy in Persian · Persian
Emmeline Pankhurst, the leader of the British suffragettes
Italian for cream · Italian
Italian for cooked cream, a set vanilla pudding · Italian · small dogs
The flower, from French pensee, thought · French
Portuguese for slipper, a cosy traditional dog name · Portuguese
Means daisy in Turkish · Turkish
Tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds
The capital of French Polynesia, on Tahiti · Tahitian
Broad flat pasta ribbons · Italian
Spanish pet form of Francisca · Spanish
A great South American river that runs past Iguazu Falls · Tupi
Means swallow, the bird, in Persian · Persian
A flaky layered Indian flatbread · Hindi
Hindi, fairy · Hindi · small dogs
Italian city known for its ham and cheese · Italian
Plump brown game bird of the fields
Means butterfly in Persian · Persian
A dark dried chilli, meaning little raisin · Mexican Spanish
A tangy tropical fruit full of seeds
A soft stick of pure colour, and a gentle shade of any colour
A Greek sesame and honey bar · Greek
The wild windswept tip of South America, shared by Argentina and Chile · Spanish
Means firecracker in Hindi, for a fizzing ball of energy · Hindi
Portuguese for little paw · Portuguese · small dogs
Pet form of Patricia or Martha, popular since the 1700s · Irish
A deaf Bull Terrier who greeted every ship as the official greeter of Juneau
Pet form of Patricia, noblewoman
The New Zealand abalone with a shell of shimmering blue and green · Maori
French diminutive of Paule, meaning small · French
Spanish form of Pauline, meaning small · Spanish · small dogs
French feminine of Paul, small or humble · French
Meringue dessert claimed by both Australia and New Zealand
A pun on the actress Audrey Hepburn
A sweet South Indian milk pudding · Malayalam
Spanish for peace · Spanish
The soft fuzzy summer fruit
The soft golden fruit, long used as a term of affection
Like a peach, soft and golden, also slang for fine · small dogs
A sweet juicy orchard fruit
Formed inside an oyster, not mined
Pet form of Pearl, the sea gem
One of Titania's fairies in A Midsummer Night's Dream · small dogs
Small smooth stones · small dogs
French for peach · French
A small round milk sweet with saffron · Hindi · small dogs
Warm hearted nurse in David Copperfield · English
A staple television first name of the mid century
Irish pet form of Mairead, Margaret · Irish
A grape juice pudding · Georgian
Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire · Hawaiian
Means pink in Turkish · Turkish
Patient wife of Odysseus in Homer's poem · Greek
A heavy headed early summer flower
Spanish for a little seed or gold nugget · Spanish · small dogs
French for a nugget, as in a gold nugget · French
A thin Swedish ginger biscuit · Swedish
The dalmatian mother of the hundred and one
Persian for fairy · Persian
Broad minty leaf wrapped around Korean barbecue · Korean
A trailing plant with blue violet flowers
Means pearl in Yiddish · Yiddish
Portuguese for pearl · Portuguese
The bright meteor shower of August
Greek queen of the underworld and of spring · Greek
Italian for peach · Italian
Russian for spotted, a Soviet space dog of 1958 · Russian
One leaf of a flower head, from the Greek petalon
French for petal · French
The rose red city carved into Jordanian rock · Greek
Trumpet flower that spills from summer baskets
An island temple on the Nile · Ancient Egyptian
Greek, friend of strength · Greek
Greek titan of the bright moon · Greek
Means to bloom in Lao · Lao
Greek name meaning green bough · Greek
A golden berry wrapped in a papery husk · small dogs
A thin Italian flatbread from Romagna · Italian
Italian for very soft, for a quiet little dog · Italian · small dogs
A flat pastry filled with muscovado sugar · Filipino
A boat shaped Turkish flatbread · Turkish
A black sand surf beach west of Auckland · Maori
A bush clad mountain beside Lake Taupo, beloved in Maori legend · Maori
Means sweet sound, like a bird call, in Hindi · Hindi
The Hawaiian jasmine flower · Hawaiian
Spanish for pillar, from a title of the Virgin Mary · Spanish
Finnish for cloud · Finnish
A rum, coconut and pineapple cocktail, meaning strained pineapple · Spanish
Means spring of water in Turkish · Turkish
A doubled Mandarin name meaning peaceful · Chinese
The colour of roses and candyfloss
Gin with a dash of bitters, a naval favourite
Pink peppercorns · small dogs
Virginia Woolf's cocker spaniel, a gift from a friend
The little finger, or a soft shade of pink · small dogs
Portuguese for little spot · Portuguese
A pear shaped Chinese lute · Chinese · small dogs
Portuguese for popcorn, for a bouncy dog · Portuguese
Tuscan city with the famous leaning tower · Italian
Round flatbread that puffs into a pocket · Greek
Thin patterned Italian waffle biscuits · Italian
Spanish for silver · Spanish
The seven sisters star cluster, called Matariki in New Zealand · Greek
A star of the Pleiades, the mother of the seven sisters · Greek
A soft purple stone fruit, from the Latin prunum
The flower strung into Hawaiian garlands
Means pearl in Hebrew · Hebrew
A soft Turkish breakfast bun · Turkish · small dogs
The New Zealand Christmas tree, crimson in December · Maori
The flame tree, covered in scarlet flowers in summer
Red leaved Christmas plant, named after the American envoy Joel Poinsett
Polish short form of Apolonia · Polish
Golden Italian cornmeal porridge · Italian
A bouncy Bohemian dance · Czech
A pattern of evenly spaced round dots · small dogs
Tom Sawyer's watchful aunt in Twain's novel · English
Italian for a little meatball · Italian
The largest citrus fruit · big dogs
French word for apple · French
From Latin for fruit tree, the goddess of orchards · Latin
Madame de Pompadour, who gave her name to a grand hairstyle · French
The Roman town buried by Vesuvius and preserved under ash · Latin
A small fluffy ball of wool · small dogs
Hawaiian for the colour purple · Hawaiian
Greek pet form of Kalliopi · Greek
A British term of endearment for a small child · small dogs
UK number one female dog name in the 2025 National Dog Survey
Fine white china · small dogs
A savoury rolled roast pork from central Italy · Italian
The quick witted lawyer of The Merchant of Venice
A cliffside village on the Amalfi Coast of Italy, stacked in pastel houses above the sea · Italian
A small bunch of flowers · small dogs
A magic brew stirred in the cauldron
A sugared nut confection · French
Of great value and much loved
Latin and Italian for first · Latin
An early English spring flower
The daughter of a king or a queen · English
Royalty who has the odd accident
Royalty with a waggly bottom
A green domed Swedish princess cake · Swedish
Latin name meaning ancient or venerable · Latin
Sanskrit, beloved · Sanskrit
Means to emerge, the Roman queen of the underworld and spring · Latin
Bold South African flower and its national bloom · Greek
Sunny region of southern France · French
The nearest star to the Sun, Latin for nearest · Latin
A metal rich asteroid named after the Greek heroine Psyche · Greek
Hawaiian for flower · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning heavenly flower · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning beautiful flower · Hawaiian
A brownish purple, French for flea · French
A soft sweet dish served after a meal · small dogs
A Mexican city known for painted tiles and mole poblano · Spanish
Russian for little button · Russian · small dogs
An act of worship or offering · Sanskrit
Means cherished in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means in the rain in Sotho · Sotho
Spanish for flea, for a tiny dog · Spanish · small dogs
Finnish cardamom bun · Finnish
Means warm-hearted in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A large orange squash, also an old term of affection
German for little dot · German · small dogs
Japanese caramel custard pudding, wobbly and sweet · Japanese · small dogs
A New Zealand tree that flowers and fruits all year · Maori
Means full moon in Indonesian · Indonesian
Puppy of the space dog Strelka, given to the Kennedy family · Russian
A small constellation of the ship's compass · Greek · small dogs
Finnish form of Paul · Finnish
Spanish form of Paul · Spanish
The Inca ruler who built Machu Picchu · Quechua
Johann Pachelbel, the composer of the famous Canon · German
Spanish pet form of Francisco · Spanish
Thailand's famous stir fried rice noodles · Thai
Pet form of Padraig · Irish
Means wave in Korean, for a water-loving dog · Korean
Irish form of Patrick · Irish
A small green Spanish pepper, now and then a hot one · Spanish · small dogs
Italian violinist of dazzling skill · Italian
K'inich Janaab Pakal, the great Maya king of Palenque · Maya
Rough collie who played the original screen collie hero
Means leopard in Persian · Persian
Hawaiian form of Frank, meaning free · Hawaiian
The sunny capital of Sicily, known for street food markets and Norman palaces · Italian
Andrea Palladio, the Renaissance architect of villas · Italian
Second asteroid ever discovered · Greek
English surname for a pilgrim back from the Holy Land with a palm leaf · English
A crisp pastry shaped like a palm leaf · French
The high roof of the world in central Asia
A cold wind sweeping the Argentine plains · Spanish
Greek god of the wild woods and of shepherds · Greek
A thin flat cake cooked in a pan
Spanish nickname for Francisco · Spanish
A tall golden star shaped Christmas cake from Verona · Italian
A dense spiced Sienese cake of nuts and honey · Italian
The first being of Chinese myth, who pushed earth and sky apart · Chinese · big dogs
A dragon dog who won the hand of a princess in Chinese myth · Chinese · big dogs
An Italian sandwich roll · Italian
A Hawaiian cowboy, from the islands' ranching history · Hawaiian
Greek short form of Panagiotis, meaning all holy · Greek
A big cat, and the usual name for a black leopard or jaguar · big dogs
Italian form of Paul · Italian
A fond name for a father, for the old man of the house
A strong gap wind of Central America, Spanish for parrot · Spanish
Cheerful birdcatcher in The Magic Flute · German
Spanish for daddy, a fond name for the man of the house · Spanish
Gran Paradiso, the only Italian peak over 4,000 m entirely in Italy · Italian
Cowboy slang for partner or friend
Spanish for brown or dun · Spanish
Trojan prince of Greek legend · Greek
English surname for the keeper of a park · English
Henry Parkes, the father of Australian federation
The king of Italian hard cheeses · Italian
The Greek mountain sacred to Apollo and the Muses · Greek
Means leopard in Turkish · Turkish
The Grail knight in Wagner's opera, the same hero as Percival · German
A country clergyman, and the Parson Russell Terrier
The marble temple on the Acropolis of Athens · Greek
French name meaning born at Easter · French
Cornish form of Pascal, born at Easter · Cornish
Russian pet form of Pavel, Paul, meaning small · Russian
Italian, from Pascha, Easter · Italian
Latin for sparrow · Latin · small dogs
Louis Pasteur, who made the first rabies vaccine · French
The Irish Terrier of Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King
Banjo Paterson, the Australian poet of Waltzing Matilda
Someone who finds the way through wild country
The loyal working dog of Ouida's A Dog of Flanders · Flemish · big dogs
Latin patricius, nobleman, Ireland's patron saint · Irish
Beloved companion of Achilles in the Iliad · Greek
Latin Paulus, small or humble · Latin
Pet form of Paul, Latin for small · Italian · small dogs
Greek form of Paul · Greek
The peacock constellation of the southern sky
A pun on Paul Revere, for a dog who sounds the alarm
A pun on the painter Pablo Picasso
A pun on Paul Bunyan, the giant lumberjack of American folklore · big dogs
English place name, Pacc's town
A large bird known for the male's bright tail fan
Irish form of Peter · Irish
A natural for the smallest pup in the litter
Dark earth cut from bogs and burned for fuel
A hard Italian sheep's milk cheese · Italian
A Texas and New Mexico river, the home of legendary cowboy Pecos Bill
A travelling seller of small goods
Means happy and successful in Persian · Persian
Spanish form of Peter, Greek for stone · Spanish
A minty coffee from the Caffe Pedrocchi in Padua · Italian
The Finnish god of fields and barley · Finnish
A green Greek mountain, home of the centaurs in myth · Greek
Swedish pet form of Per · Swedish
The king who forever chased the Questing Beast · Old French
A mountain farming valley near Whistler
Title of Britain's legendary high kings · Welsh · big dogs
Chinese for friend · Chinese
Beardtongue, a wildflower of tubular bells · Greek
Spanish nickname for Jose · Spanish
Italian for a small hot chilli pepper, the friggitello's fiery cousin · Italian · small dogs
A pharaoh of Egypt whose reign was one of the longest in history · Ancient Egyptian · small dogs
Dutch form of Pepin, the old Frankish name · Dutch
Spanish pet form of Pepe, cheerful and charming · Spanish · small dogs
Monterey Jack studded with peppers
The dried black berry that is ground into pepper · small dogs
A tiny hot chilli · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
Big draught horse from the Perche region of France · French · big dogs
A knight of the Round Table who sought the Holy Grail · French
Knight of Welsh Arthurian legend · Welsh
From the Latin peregrinus, traveller, also a British falcon
The great statesman of ancient Athens · Greek
Dog of Alexander the Great, said to have a city named for him · Greek
Pressed pear drink, the cousin of cider · English
Greek hero who defeated Medusa · Greek
Slavic god of thunder and lightning · Slavic · big dogs
Italian sauce built on basil
Bull terrier of Theodore Roosevelt's White House
Collie who searched London rubble for trapped survivors
Pet form of Peter, Greek for stone
French, small · French · small dogs
A small dark Bordeaux grape, meaning little green one · French
Russian pet form of Pyotr · Russian
German for pepper · German
The great chestnut racehorse who won the 1930 Melbourne Cup
Title of the kings of ancient Egypt · Egyptian · big dogs
Long tailed game bird of fields and woods
Irish surname meaning wolf · Irish · big dogs
Short form of Philip, Greek for friend of horses · Greek
French form of Philip, lover of horses · French
Greek Philippos, friend of horses · Greek
A mixed breed mascot and hero of an American infantry company in the First World War
Hebrew Pinchas, from Egyptian for the Nubian · Hebrew
A Boston Terrier given to Helen Keller by her college classmates
The larger of the two moons of Mars
Means wind in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
A single particle of light
Means happiness and blessings in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
Spanish for spicy · Spanish
Genial club founder in Dickens's first novel · English
Spanish for peak or beak, also a small amount · Spanish · small dogs
Medieval form of Piers, Peter, stone
French form of Peter · French
Dutch form of Peter, meaning rock · Dutch
Italian form of Peter, meaning rock · Italian
Fierce fish of lakes and rivers
Someone who steers a ship or flies a plane
A big, dark dolphin that travels in pods · big dogs
Dutch pet form of Willem · Dutch
A sweet red pepper stuffed into olives · Spanish
A tall evergreen tree with needles and cones
Italian for pine tree · Italian
The red grape of Burgundy, black pine cone · French
A Basque snack on a slice of bread, held with a stick · Spanish · small dogs
Early spacecraft sent out past Jupiter
Orphan hero of Dickens's Great Expectations · English · small dogs
A small sweet red Spanish pepper · Spanish · small dogs
Name of the patron saint of Cornwall · Cornish
Russian for a little stuffed pastry · Russian
A frothy pisco and lime cocktail from Peru and Chile · Spanish
A California beach town famous for clams
Camille Pissarro, the father figure of the Impressionists · French
Italian for pistachio · Italian
The part that pumps up and down in an engine, for a bouncy dog
The baseball player who throws to the batter
A long handled fork for tossing hay
A round puff pastry pie with almond filling · French
Norwegian for a little fellow · Norwegian · small dogs
Max Planck, the father of quantum theory · German
The royal house that ruled England for over three centuries
Spanish for banana or plantain · Spanish
Spanish for silvery · Spanish
Ancient Greek philosopher · Greek
The player who sets up the scoring chances
Pliny the Elder, the Roman naturalist · Latin
The farm tool that turns the soil, and a star pattern in the sky
A farm worker who guides the plough
Dwarf planet named for the god of the underworld · Greek · small dogs
Broad mild chilli from Puebla, roasted and stuffed · Spanish
The American writer of ravens and dark tales
Of the icy poles, as in polar bear · big dogs
After Jackson Pollock, who dripped and splattered paint
The brighter twin star of Gemini
The long winded counsellor in Hamlet
A noisy ghost that throws things, German for noisy ghost · German
A crumbly shortbread dusted in sugar · Spanish
Italian for tomato, as in pasta al pomodoro · Italian
A west wind of the Mediterranean, Spanish for setting sun · Spanish
Shape shifting spirit of Irish folklore, often seen as a black horse · Irish
Maize kernels puffed by heat, used for small, bouncy dogs
A meaty cut of pork, for a chunky little foodie
A sweet fortified wine from the Douro
The big, hearty, boastful musketeer · big dogs
Riverside city in northern Portugal · Portuguese
Greek god of the sea and earthquakes · Greek · big dogs
The person who delivers the mail, every dog's favourite visitor
Nicolas Poussin, the French classical painter · French
Spanish for meadow · Spanish
One of Santa's reindeer in the 1823 poem A Visit from St. Nicholas
Italian, quickly · Italian
English place name, priest's town
A knotted baked bread, from the German Brezel
Aged king of Troy in Homer's Iliad · Greek
Spanish for very dark or black · Spanish
A dark red southern Italian grape · Italian
Italian for first · Italian
The son of a monarch, from the Latin princeps, first
English place name meaning prince's town
German for prince · German
A sailor licensed to raid enemy ships
Brightest star in Canis Minor, the little dog
A university teacher, for a clever dog
A small cream filled choux bun, usually topped with chocolate · French · small dogs
Greek titan who gave fire to people · Greek
The fastest land animal of North America
Thinly sliced Italian dry cured ham · Italian
The scholar magician in Shakespeare's play The Tempest
Neptune's second largest moon, named for the shape changing sea god · Greek
The positive particle in the nucleus of an atom
Marcel Proust, the author of In Search of Lost Time · French
A smooth Italian cheese often shaped like a pear · Italian
Russian spiced gingerbread · Russian
Prince in the Welsh Mabinogi tales · Welsh
A pharaoh who restored the might of Egypt in the seventh century BC · Ancient Egyptian
Egyptian god of creation and craft, whose name means opener · Egyptian
Dynasty of Greek kings who ruled Egypt · Greek
Italian composer of Tosca and La Boheme · Italian
A spinning neutron star that beats like a lighthouse
Pip's pompous uncle in Great Expectations
A large white Korean hunting dog breed · Korean · big dogs
A rich land of incense that ancient Egyptians sailed to trade with · Ancient Egyptian
Henry Purcell, the great English Baroque composer
The officer who handles money and supplies on a ship
Russia's best loved national poet · Russian
After Ferenc Puskas, the great Hungarian footballer · Hungarian
Polish for a little bit of fluff, a favourite name for a fluffy dog · Polish
A blood red garnet, from the Greek for fiery eyed · Greek
The Greek thinker of the famous triangle theorem · Greek
Rich Polish doughnuts eaten before Lent · Polish
A short oar for a canoe or kayak
A small fenced field for animals
A small forest wallaby of Australia · Dharug · small dogs
Means morning in Indonesian · Indonesian
Indian paintbrush, a wildflower of the American West tipped in red
A savoury Korean spring onion pancake · Korean
Means cat in Swahili, a cheeky choice for a dog · Swahili
Indian vegetable fritter in chickpea batter · Hindi
A long island in the Philippines with limestone lagoons · Filipino
Means cliff in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A yellow Hawaiian honeycreeper bird · Hawaiian
A rare silvery precious metal named after the asteroid Pallas · Greek
Fan leaved palm of the southern coasts · Spanish
A golden horse with a pale mane, from the Spanish for young dove · Spanish · big dogs
The wide grassy plains of South America · Quechua
Means pumpkin in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Means cotton in Turkish, a favourite name for a white dog · Turkish
The Central American country of the canal, and a woven straw hat · Spanish
Filipino noodles, a must at birthdays for long life · Filipino
The black and white bear of China's bamboo forests
Fragrant green leaf used in South East Asian sweets · Malay
A soft Filipino bread roll eaten at breakfast · Filipino · small dogs
Fresh Indian cheese that does not melt · Hindi
Tall domed Christmas fruit bread from Milan · Italian
A scaly anteater that rolls into a ball · Malay
Italian pressed sandwich, from the word for small bread rolls · Italian
Light, flaky Japanese breadcrumbs that fry up golden · Japanese
Means beach in Indonesian · Indonesian
An Australian tree with soft, peeling papery bark
French, butterfly, and a toy spaniel breed · French · small dogs
Tall Nile reed the ancients made paper from · Greek
A colonial town on the Brazilian coast with cobbled streets · Portuguese
A tiny spotted Australian bird, from the Greek for leopard like · Greek · small dogs
Layered French dessert, the name means perfect · French
The scientific name for a sundog, Greek for beside the sun · Greek
A sticky ginger and oat cake from northern England
A Greek island of white marble and blue doors · Greek
A green herb, from the Greek petroselinon, rock parsley
Sweet pale root vegetable roasted in winter
The little book that lets you travel, for a dog who loves a trip
From the French pate a choux, the light pastry dough, a fond word for a soft little dog · French
Korean shaved ice topped with sweet red beans · Korean
A small area of different colour on a coat
Uneven areas of colour across a coat
The brown teal, a small duck of New Zealand · Maori · small dogs
A sweet tropical fruit, also called papaya
The soft padded feet of a dog or cat
The pointed top of a mountain
A small stone worn smooth by water · small dogs
The sweet nut of the pecan tree, a good brown dog name
Spanish for freckles, for a freckled dog · Spanish
Shetland word for small · Scottish · small dogs
The Aussie name for the magpie lark, after their call · small dogs
The country name for the lapwing, after their call · small dogs
The winged horse of Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
Finnish for soft and fluffy · Finnish
Grade of black tea made from young leaves
A large white water bird with a deep throat pouch · big dogs
French and Spanish for plush, for a dog like a cuddly toy · French
Mr Darcy's grand estate in Pride and Prejudice · English · big dogs
Welsh county, and a type of corgi
A Malaysian island state famous for street food and old shophouses · Malay
Pendle Hill in Lancashire, famous for its witch tales
A weight that swings back and forth, like a happy tail
A black and white seabird that swims instead of flying
A long pointed flag won by a champion team
Quill shaped pasta cut on the diagonal · Italian
An athletics contest of five events · Greek
A spice ground from peppercorns, used for speckled dogs
Sharp cooling mint used in tea and sweets
A spicy salami that spots a pizza
Lively and full of energy
A Quebec village by a huge pierced rock in the sea · French
A green gem formed deep in the mantle
A cream horse coat with blue eyes, Italian for little pearl · Italian
Bright orange autumn fruit eaten ripe and soft
Capital of Western Australia
Means pistachio in Persian · Persian
A bite sized fancy cake · French · small dogs
A small seabird that lives out on the ocean
From the Petri dish, the little lab dish named after Julius Petri
The smell of rain falling on dry earth · Greek
A small flycatcher named after their call · small dogs
A wolf head shaped glacier lake in Banff National Park
Old English place name meaning fighting man's estate · English
Means diamond in Thai and Lao · Thai
A bright summer flower whose name means flame in Greek · Greek
Vietnam's fragrant beef noodle soup · Vietnamese
Southern constellation named for the firebird
Italian for soft and quiet in music · Italian
Peruvian sweet potato doughnuts · Spanish
Italian, small · Italian · small dogs
A vegetable preserved in vinegar, also slang for a scrape · small dogs
A silly mix of pickle and bean
Patched in black and white
Polish filled dumpling, boiled then fried in butter · Polish
The familiar grey bird of towns and cities
A spiced rice dish loved along the East African coast · Swahili
A traveller on a long journey to a special place · Latin
A buttery nut from the Philippines · Filipino · small dogs
Means puppy in Marathi · Marathi · small dogs
Pale crisp lager first brewed in Plzen · Czech
Sweet red pepper, also another word for allspice · Spanish
The small seed of the pine, key to pesto · small dogs
A spiky tropical fruit with golden flesh
The woody seed cone of a pine tree · small dogs
Means peace and safety in Chinese · Chinese
A small hill with an ice core, found in the Arctic · Inuvialuktun
The highest sharp point of a mountain
Burgundy grape family named for its pine cone bunches · French
A slender duck with a long pointed tail
A horse patched in white and another colour, Spanish for painted · Spanish
A small nut pine of the American Southwest · Spanish
A small smooth shellfish of Australian and New Zealand beaches · Maori · small dogs
The brown creeper, a small New Zealand songbird · Maori · small dogs
A small streaky brown bird of fields and moors · small dogs
An old English word for a little earthenware pot · small dogs
Peregrin Took, the youngest hobbit of the fellowship · small dogs
A very small or slight person or creature · small dogs
Small hot African chilli, the name means pepper · Swahili
An African bird's eye chilli, the heat in piri piri chicken · Swahili
Malay and Indonesian for banana · Malay
The fishes constellation of the zodiac · Latin
Hindi for pistachio · Hindi
French for pistachio · French
The pale green of pistachio nuts
The black tar behind the phrase pitch black
The sound of small feet running
The New Zealand fantail, a cheeky bird who follows walkers · Maori · small dogs
The smallest dot in a digital image, from picture element
A small mischievous fairy of English folklore · small dogs
Plucking the strings instead of bowing them · Italian · small dogs
The glowing fourth state of matter, found in stars and lightning
High flat land lifted above the plains
A precious silvery grey metal
The duck billed egg laying mammal of Australia · Greek
A round shorebird that runs then stops still
Dutch for a little bit of fluff · Dutch · small dogs
The longest river in Italy · Italian · small dogs
The classic Japanese dog name, much like Spot in English · Japanese
Small enough to fit in one · small dogs
A pocket sized little bean · small dogs
A small, very fast dog · small dogs
The stand where the medal winners line up
Korean for grape · Korean
A tiny fluffy Dutch pancake · Dutch · small dogs
A frozen winter fog of the Great Basin, from the Shoshone word · Shoshone
Flattened rice cooked with spices for breakfast · Hindi
A Hawaiian paste of pounded taro root · Hawaiian
Painting with tiny dots of pure colour, perfect for a spotty dog
Hawaiian cubed raw fish, from the word to slice · Hawaiian
A Hawaiian pet name for a tiny one · Hawaiian · small dogs
The north star, fixed above the pole
A red and white Swedish peppermint rock · Swedish
The golden dust carried between flowers
A team game on horseback, from a Balti word for ball
Means blue in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means dolphin in Swahili, for a friendly, sociable dog · Swahili
A tall western pine with orange bark that smells of vanilla
The silver fern, symbol of New Zealand · Maori
Hawaiian, righteous · Hawaiian
Means pompom in Turkish, for a fluffy little dog · Turkish · small dogs
A small horse · small dogs
A tangy Japanese citrus sauce, fun to call out · Japanese
A fond play on pooch, an old word for a dog
An old fond pet name for someone sweet and cuddly
Tall fast growing tree with fluttering leaves · big dogs
Means bat in Swahili, for a dog with big ears · Swahili
The tiny dark seed of the poppy · small dogs
Prized wild mushrooms whose Italian name means like a pig · Italian
A big rodent covered in sharp quills · French
A purple rock prized by the Roman emperors · Greek
A small toothed whale, a cousin of the dolphin
Oats cooked slowly in milk or water · Scottish
To carry a canoe overland between lakes · French
A tiny fishing village on the Italian Riviera, now full of yachts · Italian
A group gathered to help the sheriff
Short for opossum, a tree dwelling marsupial · small dogs
A picture card sent home from holiday
Slang for the postal worker in Australia, New Zealand and Britain
A starchy root vegetable, from the Spanish patata · small dogs
A small hopping rat kangaroo of Australia · Dharug · small dogs
A pan fried dumpling crisp on one side · Chinese · small dogs
New Zealand greenstone, treasured by Maori · Maori
The Quebec dish of chips, gravy and cheese curds · French
A comic book sound effect
Light dry freshly fallen snow
Old Welsh kingdom, now a county · Welsh
Capital of the Czech Republic
A small sea creature, also Aussie slang for a skinny bloke · small dogs
A pale green stone with a waxy glow · Dutch
A short piece that opens a larger work · French
A cut crystal that splits light into rainbows
Sparkling wine from north east Italy
A mountain grouse that turns white in winter · Scottish Gaelic
The Maori name for Rigel, the star that marks the new year in some regions · Maori
The disc used in ice hockey · small dogs
A soft way to say pudding, an old endearment
The little pool the rain leaves behind · small dogs
For the puppy still learning where to go
Old favourite for a round, cuddly dog
The Hawaiian short eared owl · Hawaiian
West African fried dough balls · small dogs
A round white fungus, and a word for a fluffy little dog · small dogs
A fish that puffs up into a spiky ball · small dogs
A black and white seabird with a bright striped beak · small dogs
A baby puffin · small dogs
A milky blue glacier lake under Aoraki in New Zealand · Maori
A deep blue swamp hen of New Zealand · Maori
Te reo Maori for tummy, for a dog who loves their food · Maori · small dogs
A big wild cat of the Americas, also called cougar · Quechua
Light porous stone thrown out by volcanoes
A district of the Big Island known for its lava flows · Hawaiian
A West Coast spot with pancake rocks and blowholes in New Zealand · Maori
Fruit drink served from a bowl, named for its five parts · Hindi
The stern of the ship Argo, a constellation with a very puppy sounding name · Latin
Some dogs keep their baby name for life · small dogs
A Dorset peninsula of chalk cliffs and a ruined castle
A small puffed fried bread · Hindi · small dogs
The royal colour of kings and emperors
The low rumble a contented cat makes
Russian for fluff or down · Russian · small dogs
Means heart in Tagalog · Tagalog
An old word for a cat, from the Dutch poes
Means white in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
The chubby winged children of Renaissance and Baroque art · Italian · small dogs
Welsh term of endearment, like pet or puss · Welsh
One of the great stone tombs of ancient Egypt · big dogs
The range standing between France and Spain
Fool's gold, with a bright metallic shine · Greek