A parsley and bulgur salad · Arabic
A striped and mottled coat pattern
Aramaic name meaning gazelle · Aramaic
A crumbly Scottish sugar fudge · Scottish
A Siberian Husky of President Ronald Reagan
Means the singing or chirping of a bird in Arabic · Arabic
Long ribbon pasta from Emilia Romagna · Italian
A Pacific island of coral and lagoon
The native name for Mount Rainier · Lushootseed
Means bright star in Tagalog, the morning star of Filipino tales · Tagalog
Means my dew in Hebrew · Hebrew
Hebrew for dew of God · Hebrew
The capital of Estonia, with a fairytale medieval old town · Estonian
Waterfall gorge in north Georgia
Pet form of Natalie or Talia, also a running count
Hebrew for date palm · Hebrew
The tree tomato, a tangy egg shaped fruit
A small monkey of South America, some with golden manes · Tupi · small dogs
A hand drum ringed with jingling discs · French · small dogs
Cornish form of Thomasina · Cornish
A juicy cross of tangerine and pomelo
A small sweet orange citrus fruit
Means sweetie or sugar sugar in Mandarin · Chinese
Sweet glutinous rice balls in syrup · Chinese · small dogs
The Phoenician goddess of Carthage · Phoenician
German for fir tree · German
Means dandelion in Japanese, for a bright yellow dog · Japanese
Herb with button yellow flowers and a sharp scent
Russian pet form of Tatiana, from the Roman name Tatius · Russian
A violet blue gem found only in Tanzania · Tanzanian
Te reo Maori for a treasure · Maori
A picture woven in thread on a loom
The hill in County Meath, seat of the high kings · Irish
A whirling Italian dance · Italian
Georgian for tarragon, also a bright green tarragon soda · Georgian
The deck of fortune telling cards
Pet form of Natasha, a dog name favourite for decades
Grand duchess of the Russian imperial court · Russian
The Tatra Mountains of Poland and Slovakia, also a sheepdog breed · Polish
Scots word for potato · Scottish
A brownish grey, from the French for mole · French
A queen who ruled Egypt as pharaoh, her name means mighty lady · Ancient Egyptian
Hippopotamus goddess of childbirth, meaning the great female · Egyptian · big dogs
A star of the Pleiades, named for a mountain nymph · Greek
Empress Taytu Betul of Ethiopia, a sharp strategist · Amharic
Very small, a playful form of tiny · small dogs
The ancient Egyptian goddess of moisture and rain · Ancient Egyptian
Welsh name meaning fair and blessed · Welsh
A home brewed Ethiopian barley beer · Amharic
Paint made with egg yolk, used by medieval and early Renaissance painters · Italian
Italian for storm or tempest · Italian
The biggest of Spain's Canary Islands, home of a volcano called Teide · Spanish
Italian form of Theodora, meaning gift of God · Italian
A tequila and orange cocktail that glows like dawn
A West Texas ghost town near Big Bend, famous for chilli cook offs
Latin for the earth · Latin
Short form of Teresa, Thomas Hardy's heroine Tess of the d'Urbervilles
Greek short form of Theresa, meaning harvester · Greek
Greek titan of fresh water and rivers · Greek
Greek word for the sea · Greek
Greek, to blossom · Greek
Means loved in Zulu · Zulu
Zulu and Xhosa for loving one · Zulu
Greek for goddess, also short for Dorothea · Greek
A small inner moon of Jupiter · Greek
Short form of Theodora, gift of God · Greek
Victorian invention from a popular novel · English
The Titan goddess of law and fairness · Greek
Byzantine empress who ruled beside Justinian · Greek
The eighth letter of the Greek alphabet, used for angles · Greek
Sea nymph and mother of Achilles · Greek
The tiny cap that protects a finger when sewing · small dogs
The soft fluffy seeds of the thistle that drift on the wind · small dogs
Pinched gold, a flower shaped Thai egg yolk sweet · Thai · small dogs
Norse, a feminine form built on the god Thor · Norse
Old Norse for strength, the daughter of Thor and Sif · Old Norse · big dogs
A songbird with a speckled breast · small dogs
The thumb sized girl of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale · Danish · small dogs
The Arabic name for the Pleiades star cluster · Arabic
Means water in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
Spanish and Portuguese for aunt, also short for names ending in tia · Spanish
Babylonian sea dragon goddess of salt water · Babylonian · big dogs
Means sweet in Mandarin, for an affectionate lap dog · Chinese
A jewelled headband, from the Greek for a Persian cap · small dogs
A Dickin Medal winner who served with the King's Royal Rifle Corps · small dogs
Iron Goddess oolong, a famous Chinese tea · Chinese
Spanish for earth or land · Spanish
Medieval form of Theophania, Greek for appearance of God · Greek
Means hope in Hebrew · Hebrew
Historic village on the New South Wales south coast
Short form of Matilda, mighty in battle
Short form of Christina or Martina
Swedish for to twinkle · Swedish
Dutch pet form of Christina · Dutch
A travelling mender of pots and pans · small dogs
A county in Munster, from the old marching song
The fairy queen in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Means butterfly in Hindi · Hindi · small dogs
A powerful great royal wife of ancient Egypt · Egyptian
A sour cherry plum sauce · Georgian
A showy keyboard piece full of quick runs · Italian
A hard brown sweet made from boiled sugar and butter
Means rabbit in Korean, for a bouncy little dog · Korean · small dogs
An old fond word for a sweetheart or darling
A golden gemstone, from the Greek topazos
Short form of Victoria, and Japanese for bird · Japanese
Spanish for storm · Spanish
Flat Mexican maize or wheat bread · Spanish
Italian name meaning from Tuscany · Italian
Polish pet form of Antonina · Polish
A flat crisp fried tortilla · Mexican Spanish
Greek pet form of names ending in toula · Greek
A gem that comes in more colours than any other · Sinhalese
Means good in Hebrew · Hebrew
Danish name taken from the god Thor · Danish
One who tracks or follows a trail
A town in County Kerry famous for its Rose festival
A Vietnamese name, here meaning white, for a snowy dog · Vietnamese
British dark sugar syrup, and an old term of endearment
A sponge soaked in three milks, Spanish for three milks · Spanish
Pet form of Beatrix · small dogs
Betsey Trotwood, firm aunt in David Copperfield · English
Pet form of Gertrude, spear strength
French for truffle · French
The prized fungus dogs are trained to sniff out
Dutch pet form of Geertruida · Dutch
A braided Greek Easter bread · Greek
Japanese camellia, prized for its winter flowers · Japanese
Japanese for the moon · Japanese
Means crane in Japanese, a bird of long life and luck · Japanese
Means strawberry in Korean, for a sweet little dog · Korean
The toucan constellation of the southern sky
A soft porous limestone formed in springs · Italian
A thin curved biscuit shaped like a roof tile · French · small dogs
Short form of Gertrud or Tallulah, and Sanskrit for balance · Sanskrit
The bulb flower that once bankrupted Dutch traders
City on the Arkansas River in Oklahoma
Holy basil, a sacred Indian plant · Sanskrit
A ridged fried dough sweet in syrup · Turkish
Two pence in old British money, a sweet name for a small dog · small dogs
Icy princess in Puccini's final opera · Italian
Means crane, the bird, in Turkish · Turkish
Spanish for turquoise · Spanish
Rolling region of hill towns and vineyards in Italy · Italian
A ballerina's short, stiff skirt · small dogs
Finnish word for wind · Finnish
Finnish for little wind, a forest goddess · Finnish · small dogs
Swedish and Norwegian name from Thor · Swedish
Covered in twigs, for a dog who brings home half the forest · small dogs
A Newfoundland fishing town where icebergs float past
A small, bright flicker of light · small dogs
An American name, perhaps from twilight
Greek goddess of luck and good fortune · Greek
A historic city in Iran famed for its bazaar and carpets · Persian
A folded Mexican corn tortilla with a savoury filling
Old Irish for poet, a warm and very Irish name · Irish
Korean for the sun · Korean
An old nickname for a Welshman, from Dafydd · Welsh
Rabindranath Tagore, the Bengali poet and Nobel winner · Bengali
The crispy golden rice from the bottom of the pot · Persian
Big river · Japanese · big dogs
Someone who makes and fits clothes
A large, fast Australian snake
Means sun in Japanese, for a bright, warm-hearted dog · Japanese
After the Taj Mahal; taj means crown in Persian and Hindi · Persian
Means hawk in Japanese, for a sharp-eyed, quick dog · Japanese
Fierce warrior · Japanese · big dogs
The golden goat antelope of the Himalaya · Mishmi · big dogs
A soft washed rind cheese from Lombardy · Italian
Legendary Welsh bard, the name means shining brow · Welsh
The hooked claw of a bird of prey
Bronze giant who guarded Crete in Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
The loose rock heaped below a cliff
Scots short form of Thomas, as in Burns' poem Tam o' Shanter · Scottish
A tamarind drink and sweet · Spanish
Means a date, the fruit, in Arabic · Arabic
The Hebrew form of Dumuzi, the shepherd god · Hebrew
Ginger pig breed from Tamworth in England
Maori god of forests and birds · Maori
Breton name meaning fire dog, borne by a sixth century saint · Breton
An armoured tracked vehicle, used for heavy, solid dogs · big dogs
Heavy handled mug for drinking ale
German for fir tree, as in the carol O Tannenbaum · German · big dogs
One who turns hide into leather
Shape shifting raccoon dog of Japanese folklore · Japanese
Chinese for large waves · Chinese
Finnish god of the forest · Finnish · big dogs
A small rolled taco, for a little long dog · Spanish · small dogs
Welsh for thunder · Welsh
A cone shaped New Zealand mountain and the region around it · Maori · big dogs
Celtic god of thunder · Celtic
A legendary Ukrainian name, carried by the poet Taras Shevchenko · Ukrainian
A volcano near Rotorua famous for its great eruption of 1886 · Maori
Japanese, eldest son · Japanese
A big silver game fish of warm coasts · big dogs
A soft anise flavoured herb of French cooking
Italian for truffle, and an ice cream dessert · Italian
Young, youthful · Sanskrit
Means style or swagger in Hindi slang · Hindi
The sea between Australia and New Zealand, named after the explorer Abel Tasman · Dutch
Greek pet form of Anastasios · Greek
Old English Tata, meaning cheerful
Japanese for dragon · Japanese · big dogs
Tswana and Sotho for lion · Tswana
The bull constellation of the zodiac · big dogs
Means tall in Arabic, for a leggy dog · Arabic · big dogs
Scotland's longest river · Scottish
Pyotr Tchaikovsky, the composer of Swan Lake and The Nutcracker · Russian
A strong golden brown hardwood of tropical Asia
Short form of Edward or Theodore, old English and Greek favourites
UK number one male dog name in the 2025 National Dog Survey
The volcano of Tenerife, Spain's highest mountain · Guanche
Means radiance or brilliance in Telugu · Telugu
Means brilliance and radiance in Sanskrit · Sanskrit
Natural glass formed by meteorite impacts, often black
Son of Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey · Greek
Swahili for elephant · Swahili · big dogs
A firm cake of fermented soybeans · Indonesian
Italian, the speed of a piece of music
Spain's great red grape, meaning little early one · Spanish
Mountain spirit of Japanese folklore · Japanese
The Victorian poet laureate
The high male singing voice · Italian
Short form of Teodoro or Mateo · Spanish
Spanish and Italian form of Theodore · Spanish
A fizzy fermented pineapple drink · Mexican Spanish
Italian for treasure · Italian
An Old Kingdom pharaoh of Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
A sharp granite range rising in Wyoming · big dogs
Means iron in Japanese, for a strong, steady dog · Japanese
The Lone Star State, from a Caddo word for friends · big dogs
Means be happy in Zulu · Zulu
Sotho and Tswana for joy · Sotho
William Makepeace Thackeray, the author of Vanity Fair
Aramaic, perhaps heart, one of the twelve apostles · Aramaic
Thales of Miletus, the first Greek philosopher of nature · Greek
A Scottish lord, as Macbeth was Thane of Cawdor · Scottish
The Great Indian Desert on the border of India and Pakistan · Hindi
English surname for a roofer who worked with straw or reeds · English
The great ancient capital of Upper Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
Means brave soldier in Tamil · Tamil
Zulu for trust and hope · Zulu
Greek, gift of god · Greek
Greek Theodoros, gift of God · Greek
Greek hero who found his way out of the labyrinth · Greek
French form of Theobald, meaning bold people · French
Dutch short form of Matthijs, meaning gift of God · Dutch
Aramaic for twin, the doubting apostle · Aramaic
Means gold in Lao and Thai · Lao
Henry David Thoreau, who lived simply by Walden Pond
A sharp spine on a plant stem, from the Old English thorn
English place name, thorn bush settlement
After Jim Thorpe, the all round Olympic and football great
Ibis headed Egyptian god of wisdom and writing · Egyptian
A long tailed songbird that thrashes through leaves
A ski village in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales
A machine that separates grain from straw
A star in Draco that was the pole star when the pyramids were built · Arabic
One who thumps, for a dog with a happy tail
The loud sound that follows a lightning flash · big dogs
A flash of lightning with its crash of thunder · big dogs
A big, solid dog who shakes the floor when they land · big dogs
A single loud crash of thunder, for a dog with a big bark · big dogs
A towering dark storm cloud · big dogs
Pharaoh name meaning born of Thoth · Egyptian
Portuguese form of James · Portuguese
The river that flows through Rome · Latin
Roman name from the River Tiber, the second Roman emperor · Latin
Sauteed meat, an Ethiopian favourite · Amharic
Spanish pet form of names ending in tico, a fond name in Costa Rica · Spanish
Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, the Venetian painter of ceilings · Italian
A large striped Asian cat, from the Greek tigris
One of the two great rivers of ancient Mesopotamia · Greek
Russian name meaning quiet and lucky · Russian
Bulldog who set a skateboarding speed record
Kind hero of Austen's Northanger Abbey · English
Short form of Timothy, Greek for honouring God
King Timahoe, President Nixon's Irish Setter, named after an Irish village · Irish
Wood cut for building, also the call given as a tree falls · big dogs
Pet form of Timothy, Greek for honouring God
Greek Timotheos, honouring God · Greek
Russian and Turkic name meaning iron · Russian
Norwegian for a mountain peak · Norwegian
A Hindi nickname for a tiny, lively one · Hindi · small dogs
Australian slang for a small aluminium boat · small dogs
A Cornish clifftop castle linked to King Arthur
Spanish for red wine, as in tinto de verano · Spanish
Jacopo Tintoretto, the Venetian painter, whose name means little dyer · Italian · small dogs
The brave little Cratchit boy of A Christmas Carol, for a small dog with a big heart
Latin for a recruit or beginner, also the name of Cicero's loyal secretary · Latin
A strong, light, grey metal named after the Titans · Greek · big dogs
The Venetian painter whose name became a word for a rich auburn red · Italian
Spanish and Italian form of Titus, an old Roman name · Spanish
Roman praenomen, a Roman emperor who completed the Colosseum · Latin
Italian for Titian red, the auburn of the painter's portraits · Italian
Norwegian for oystercatcher, the black and white shore bird · Norwegian
Aztec god of rain and storms · Nahuatl
An Ontario harbour village with shipwrecks in clear water
Greek form of Tobiah, Hebrew for God is good · Hebrew
Sir Toby Belch, the merry, mischief making uncle of Twelfth Night
English surname from a dialect word for fox
British slang for a posh, well dressed gent
Siberian husky who ran the longest leg of the 1925 serum run
Finnish name meaning hope · Finnish
Hilltop Spanish city famous for its steel · Spanish
An old name for Alpha Centauri · Arabic
Russian author of War and Peace · Russian
A gin, lemon and soda cocktail
A hot and sour Thai soup · Thai
Spanish form of Thomas, meaning twin · Spanish
The Arizona silver town of the gunfight at the OK Corral
Means palm tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Italian form of Thomas · Italian
Pet form of Thomas, Aramaic for twin · Aramaic
Welsh form of Thomas · Welsh
The Aztec god of the sun · Nahuatl
A volcano and New Zealand's first national park · Maori · big dogs
A breaded and fried Japanese pork cutlet · Japanese
Short form of Anthony, from the Roman family name Antonius · Latin
The sweet natured, bumbling Mr Toots of Dombey and Son
Means soil or earth in Turkish, for a brown dog · Turkish
A rocky hill top, common on Dartmoor
Norwegian for thunder · Norwegian · big dogs
Irish name meaning chief · Irish
A violent spinning column of wind · big dogs
Spanish, bull · Spanish · big dogs
Canada's biggest city, on the shore of Lake Ontario
A self propelled underwater missile, named after the electric ray · Latin · big dogs
A Victorian surf town at the start of the Great Ocean Road
Turning power, for a dog with plenty of pull
From the Norse name Thorketill, meaning Thor's cauldron · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic for a hill · Scottish · big dogs
The river that runs through the heart of Adelaide
Rain and water rushing down in force
An ancient red rock range in the Highlands · Scottish
Norse name meaning stone of Thor · Swedish
Norse name meaning ruler of Thor · Norse
Japanese short form of names like Toshiro, often meaning wise or year · Japanese
Means a sturdy young bull in Turkish, for a strong, solid dog · Turkish · big dogs
Means parrot in Hindi, for a noisy dog · Hindi
The highest peak in north Africa
The big scoring play in American football
The clever court fool of As You Like It
Follows a trail by scent and sign
The farm's hardest worker · big dogs
Tommy Traddles, David Copperfield's loyal and cheerful school friend
Roman emperor at the empire's greatest extent · Latin
Shepherd who found the last survivor at Ground Zero
Italian for sunset · Italian
English surname from Old French traverser, a toll collector · French
A huge medieval siege engine · French · big dogs
Welsh name meaning large village · Welsh
Squire Trelawney, who funds the voyage in Treasure Island
One of the great rivers of central England
Labrador who found roadside bombs in Afghanistan
A strong fast fish of Australian seas
Welsh place name meaning large village, from tref and mawr · Welsh
Old French trei, three, a nickname for the third of a name
The three pronged spear of the sea god
Traditional name for a quick reacting dog
Slovenia's highest mountain, Slavic for three heads · Slovene
A moon of Uranus named after the jester in The Tempest
A strong golden Belgian ale · Dutch
Nickname for the third of a name, or a traveller
Old French form of Drustan, the knight of Tristan and Isolde · Cornish
Largest moon of Neptune, and it orbits backwards
A person of ancient Troy, a byword for hard work · Greek
A giant of Norse folklore living in hills and caves · Norse · big dogs
Anthony Trollope, the author of the Barsetshire novels
The brass instrument with a slide, for a loud and happy dog
Long used name for a dog who keeps going
A wandering poet musician of medieval France · French
Speckled fish of cold streams
Portuguese for thunder · Portuguese · big dogs
The ancient city of the Trojan War, also an Irish surname · Greek
Spanish for thunder · Spanish · big dogs
English surname, trusty man
After Victor Trumper, the stylish Australian batter of the 1900s
A bright voiced brass instrument · French
The only city in Cornwall
A rocky Welsh peak climbed by scrambling · Welsh
Welsh form of Tristan · Welsh
The title of the emperors of Russia · Russian
Means hope in Sotho and Tswana · Sotho
The deep voiced giant of the brass family · Latin · big dogs
A Cocker Spaniel who was on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge when it fell in 1940
Portuguese for toucan · Portuguese
Short form of Tucker, and British slang for food
Long standing name for a dog with a hearty appetite
Welsh name of a royal dynasty · Welsh
A rock made of volcanic ash, said like tough
A little tough guy · small dogs
Finnish for blizzard · Finnish
Finnish for fire fox, the fox whose tail lights the northern lights · Finnish
A very dense grey metal, Swedish for heavy stone · Swedish · big dogs
Short for turbocharger, from the Latin turbo, spinning top
Swedish name from Old Norse Thor · Swedish
Ivan Turgenev, the Russian author who wrote about hunting dogs · Russian
Alan Turing, the codebreaker and father of computer science
English occupational surname for a lathe worker
Spanish almond nougat eaten at Christmas · Spanish
The great falcon of Hungarian legend · Hungarian
The long tooth of an elephant, boar or walrus · big dogs
Short for Tutankhamun, the boy king · Egyptian · small dogs
The boy pharaoh, his name means living image of Amun · Egyptian
Mount Tutoko, the highest peak of Fiordland · Maori
Short for tuxedo, for a black dog with a white shirt front · small dogs
A black dinner jacket, for a black dog with a white shirt front
The American humourist of the Mississippi
American word for a tornado
Short form of Tyler or Tyrone
Astronomer Tycho Brahe, and a bright crater on the Moon
English occupational surname for a tile maker
The river that flows through Newcastle in England
The monstrous storm giant of Greek myth, father of Cerberus · Greek · big dogs
The Pacific name for a tropical cyclone · big dogs
One handed Norse god of war and oaths · Norse
Irish county, Gaelic Tir Eoghain, land of Owen · Irish
Strong sounding surname long given to powerful dogs · big dogs
Means gazelle or deer in Hebrew · Hebrew
Paired hand drums of Indian classical music · Hindi
A young frog, usually black · small dogs
Moroccan stew named after its conical clay pot · Moroccan
Means patch or spot in Tagalog, a classic name for a patchy dog · Tagalog
Creamy sesame paste, for a sandy coloured dog · Hebrew
Silken tofu with brown sugar syrup and pearls · Filipino
Deep blue lake on the California Nevada line
The big Japanese drum · Japanese
The capital of Taiwan, famous for night markets and bubble tea · Chinese
A fish shaped cake filled with sweet bean paste, a street favourite · Japanese · small dogs
A rare flightless New Zealand bird once thought extinct · Maori
The Australasian gannet · Maori
Japanese for treasure · Japanese
Means octopus in Japanese, for a dog who gets into everything · Japanese
Small round fried balls of batter and octopus · Japanese · small dogs
Means dew in Hebrew · Hebrew
The cry of the hunt when a fox is seen
A jewel or round gem · Japanese
Japanese for egg, also a sweet rolled omelette · Japanese · small dogs
Mexican masa parcel steamed in a corn husk · Nahuatl
A North American larch that turns gold in autumn · Algonquian
Sour sticky pod used in sauces and chutneys · Arabic
A feathery shrub of dry coasts with pink flowers
A brightly coloured songbird of the Americas · Tupi
A red desert in the Northern Territory · Warlpiri
Swahili for ginger · Swahili
A line that touches a curve, for a dog who wanders off topic
Moroccan port city facing Spain · Arabic
An ancient city in the Nile Delta, home of hidden royal tombs · Ancient Egyptian
A New Mexico art town with an ancient adobe pueblo
Small Spanish plates shared with drinks · Spanish · small dogs
Cassava starch pearls used in puddings and bubble tea · Tupi
A gentle forest animal with a short trunk · Tupi
German for a clumsy little stomper · German
Crunchy ring shaped Italian crackers · Italian · small dogs
Means cinnamon in Turkish, for a warm brown dog · Turkish
A small mountain lake in a hollow left by a glacier, from Old Norse tjorn · Old Norse
A tiny primate with huge round eyes · small dogs
The woven check of the Highland clans · Scottish
Australian nickname for Tasmania
Means thank you in Shona · Shona
A grey wader named after their noisy alarm call
The silvereye of New Zealand, Maori for stranger · Maori · small dogs
New Zealand's biggest lake, in a huge volcanic crater · Maori
Means rabbit in Turkish · Turkish · small dogs
The tawny owl, the hooting owl of British woods
From tailor, one who cuts cloth
A light spiced bun with dried fruit
A small cup, for a dog small enough to sit in one · small dogs
Small dabbling duck, and the blue green colour of its wing
A very small bean of a dog · small dogs
Welsh, fair or lovely · Welsh
Pulled milk tea, poured back and forth until frothy · Malay
Ethiopian honey wine · Amharic
A cacao and maize drink from Oaxaca · Mexican Spanish
A turquoise alpine lake in New Zealand under dark starry skies · Maori
Means tabby in Turkish, a classic name for a striped pet · Turkish
A Colorado mining town turned ski resort in a box canyon
Means friend in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
A firm Indonesian cake of fermented soybeans · Indonesian
An old word for a violent storm
Japanese batter fried prawns and vegetables · Japanese
Seaside town in Pembrokeshire · Welsh
A newcomer to the rough life of the West
British slang for a ten pound note
A shiny sweet soy glaze for grilled meat or fish · Japanese
A slender seabird with a forked tail
Italian for baked earth, the warm orange clay of pots and tiles · Italian
Cairn terrier who played the little dog in a 1939 musical · small dogs
The ancient Egyptian word for a hunting dog with pricked ears and a curled tail · Ancient Egyptian
River running through London to the sea
Means love in Zulu and Xhosa · Zulu
Vietnamese for dragon fruit · Vietnamese
An electronic instrument played without touching it · Russian
A rising column of warm air
A flask that keeps tea hot on a cold hike
A dense tangle of shrubs and small trees
A word for something whose name escapes you
The prickly flower of Scotland
A tiny brown Australian bird · small dogs
The ceremonial seat of a monarch · Greek · big dogs
The striped Tasmanian tiger, now extinct · Greek
A tiny leaved Mediterranean herb · small dogs
British word for a very small fish or a small child · English · small dogs
The daily rise and fall of the sea
The deciding game when a tennis set is level
The saddleback, a New Zealand bird with a chestnut saddle · Maori
Irish surname meaning lord · Irish
A banded golden brown quartz that shimmers like a cat's eye
A golden striped stone with a silky shine
Polynesian carved figure, a fun island name · Maori
Spiced pieces of meat cooked on skewers · Hindi
Means fox in Turkish · Turkish
Ancient trading city on the edge of the Sahara in Mali
The big tuned kettledrums of the orchestra · Italian · big dogs
A soft silvery metal, short and sweet
A box of flint and tinder for lighting fires
Aussie slang for a small aluminium boat
Shiny strands hung on the Christmas tree to catch the light
Old favourite for the smallest dog in the litter · small dogs
For a dog with a white tip on their tail or nose
Walking on tiptoe, for a dainty dog · small dogs
Italian coffee and mascarpone dessert · Italian
The elder gods who came before the Olympians · Greek · big dogs
British word for a small person, from the music hall star Little Tich · English · small dogs
The sooty shearwater of New Zealand, also called muttonbird · Maori
A warty amphibian, a cheeky name for a squat little dog · small dogs
Mushroom of fairy rings and witches' tales
Bread browned by heat, used for golden and tan coats
The quieter, beachy sister island of Trinidad
Hot drink of sugar, spice and lemon
Internet slang for the pads on a pet's paws
A surf town on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island
Capital of Japan · Japanese
Mount Tomah in the Blue Mountains, home of a botanic garden · Darug
The red fruit that thinks it is a vegetable
Means friend in Japanese, a short and friendly name · Japanese
A Dutch cream slice with pink icing · Dutch
A small native New Zealand bird, black and white or yellow · small dogs
Kingdom of islands in the South Pacific
A bitter mixer flavoured with quinine, from the Greek tonos
A wrinkled black bean that smells of vanilla
The Canadian two dollar coin
Means a round lump in Turkish, for a roly-poly pup · Turkish
A glossy African antelope that stands on termite mounds for a lookout · Swahili
The Canadian word for a knitted winter hat · French
Japanese, tiger · Japanese
The oystercatcher in Maori · Maori
The albatross in Maori · Maori · big dogs
Small filled pasta rings from Bologna · Italian · small dogs
A slow land turtle, for an unhurried dog
A Caribbean island, Spanish for turtle · Spanish
A great native tree of New Zealand, prized for carving · Maori · big dogs
The small dog in the 1900 Wizard of Oz books
A tropical bird with a huge, colourful beak
French for touched, the call when a fencer scores a hit · French
French city built of rose coloured brick · French
French nursery word for a doggy, like bow wow in English · French
The New Zealand robin · Maori · small dogs
A large sparrow named after their call · small dogs
Australian slang for a tradesperson · Australian
London square named for the 1805 sea battle
Marks a new trail for others to follow
The start of a hiking trail, where every good walk begins
A cold north wind from over the mountains of Spain and France · Italian
Italian for calm and peaceful · Italian
Portuguese for a little troublemaker · Portuguese
As in trick or treat, and every good dog's reward
The high voice in music · small dogs
A small brown bird that spirals up tree trunks · small dogs
A Quebec ski resort in the Laurentian mountains · French
A rapid trembling repetition of a note · Italian
French for treasure, a classic French term of endearment · French
Italian port city on the Adriatic · Italian
Layered English pudding of sponge, custard and cream · English
A rapid flutter between two notes
Woodland flower with everything in threes · Latin
A Caribbean island famous for carnival and steel pans · Spanish
Russian sleigh pulled by three horses abreast · Russian
The warm regions either side of the equator · Greek
Fair warning about the puppy you just brought home
Japanese name meaning wing, for a dog who seems to fly · Japanese
A chewy Korean rice cake · Korean · small dogs
Spicy Korean stir fried rice cakes · Korean
An ancient reptile of New Zealand, a living fossil · Maori
A small surf clam of New Zealand beaches · Maori · small dogs
Desert city in southern Arizona
A New Zealand songbird with a white throat tuft · Maori
Mayan walled town on the coast of Mexico
Swahili for hope · Swahili
Means monkey in Swahili, for a playful, energetic dog · Swahili
Dry plant that rolls across the plains in the wind
A fast powerful fish of the open ocean
The treeless plain of the far north
A swamp tree whose flowers give a famous honey · Creek
Elegant city at the foot of the Italian Alps · Italian
The root that stains everything yellow
A round white root vegetable · small dogs
A wader that flips over stones looking for food, like a dog on the beach
A sweet banana spring roll fried in caramel · Filipino
A blue green stone prized across the American southwest
The slow and steady shelled reptile, for a dog in no rush
The golden bunch grass that covers New Zealand high country
Italian for all together, when the whole orchestra plays · Italian
Mixed candied fruit, meaning all fruits · Italian
Scottish river, and the woollen cloth
A slender shoot growing from a branch · small dogs
Swahili for giraffe · Swahili · big dogs
The dim light between day and night
Someone light and quick on their feet
The royal purple dye of ancient Tyre
The sea between Italy, Corsica and Sicily · Greek
A yoghurt, cucumber and garlic dip · Greek