The heavy iron block a blacksmith hammers on · big dogs
King of the Huns in the 5th century · big dogs
A long, fast predatory fish with fang like teeth · big dogs
A strong part of a fortress, a stronghold · big dogs
A huge beast in the Book of Job, now a word for anything giant · Hebrew · big dogs
The heavy shouldered wild ox of North America and Europe · big dogs
Nickname of Edward Teach, the pirate who died in 1718 · big dogs
A card game, also a short leather club · big dogs
A total loss of light, for a solid black dog · big dogs
The cutting edge of a knife, from the Old English blaed
A wild male pig with tusks · big dogs
The one in charge, from the Dutch baas, master · Dutch · big dogs
The doorman who keeps the peace at a club · big dogs
Someone who loves a rough and tumble · big dogs
Physical strength and muscle · big dogs
A solid block of fired clay, for a dog built like one · big dogs
The Old English name for the badger · English · big dogs
English surname meaning son of Brown · English · big dogs
A large, tough person or animal, from bruise · big dogs
A big strong creature, for a gentle giant with a tough name · big dogs
The Roman senator of the ides of March · Latin · big dogs
A pirate of the Caribbean
The water buffalo and the Cape buffalo, heavy black horned cattle · big dogs
A powerful earth moving machine, for a dog who barrels through · big dogs
A strong defensive wall · big dogs
A big black iron gun, for a dog that launches after the ball · big dogs
A siege machine that hurls stones, for a dog who launches off the couch
A Roman officer who commanded a century of soldiers · Latin · big dogs
A fortress guarding a city · big dogs
The great two handed Scottish sword · Scottish Gaelic · big dogs
From the Greek kolossos, giant statue, as in the Colossus of Rhodes · Greek · big dogs
A soldier trained for daring raids
Someone or something that crushes, for a toy destroyer · big dogs
A short curved pirate sword
One who protects and guards
A heavy engine fuel, named after Rudolf Diesel · big dogs
A mounted soldier of old armies
A giant battleship that feared nothing · big dogs
A tough player who protects teammates
A long pointed tooth, from the Old English fang, catch
A heavily protected stronghold · big dogs
A giant from Rabelais' tales, for a truly huge dog · French · big dogs
A carved stone spout, from the Old French gargouille, throat · French · big dogs
A heavy armoured glove, thrown down as a challenge
Latin for swordsman, from gladius, sword · Latin · big dogs
A clay giant brought to life in Jewish folklore · Hebrew · big dogs
The giant of the biblical duel · big dogs
The largest living ape · big dogs
A tall elite foot soldier · big dogs
The monster Beowulf fights in the Old English poem · English · big dogs
Short for grizzly bear · big dogs
A protector, for a loyal watchdog · big dogs
A bronze once used for guns, and the name of a dark blue grey · big dogs
A long medieval axe and spear
The striking tool, for a dog that plays hard · big dogs
The Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps with elephants in 218 BC · big dogs
A dashing light cavalry soldier · Hungarian
The strong grey metal that steel is made from · big dogs
A steam warship protected by iron plates · big dogs
A tough, unyielding person, a nickname of old warrior kings
Old Norse Ivarr, possibly from yr, yew or bow, and herr, warrior · Norse · big dogs
The heaviest spotted cat of the Americas · big dogs
From Jagannath, lord of the world, whose huge temple carts gave English the word · Sanskrit · big dogs
The punch that ends a fight · big dogs
A Chinese surname, that of Confucius, Kong Fuzi · big dogs
A cavalry soldier armed with a lance
The spotted big cat of Africa and Asia · big dogs
A vast sea monster in the Hebrew Bible, now anything huge · Hebrew · big dogs
The big cat known as the king of beasts · big dogs
An old slang word for a strong man
Latin for great, also a wine bottle twice the usual size · Latin · big dogs
A raider who roams in search of plunder
The giant, gentle guard dog breed · big dogs
Latin for greatest · Latin · big dogs
A soldier armed with a musket, like the three musketeers
A big working bull, a byword for strength · big dogs
A big cat, and the usual name for a black leopard or jaguar · big dogs
A sailor licensed to raid enemy ships
A spell of wild, reckless charging about · big dogs
A broad defensive wall around a fort · big dogs
A sharp blade for shaving, from the Latin radere, scrape
A rebel who goes their own way
Short for rhinoceros, Greek for nose horn · Greek · big dogs
A deep rolling sound, and a rough and tumble
The big, hairy ape like giant of North American folklore · big dogs
A guard who keeps watch · big dogs
The ocean's top predator, most of them grey backed · big dogs
An adult male gorilla, named for the silver saddle of hair on his back · big dogs
A big heavy sledgehammer · big dogs
A warrior of ancient Sparta, now anyone tough and plain living · Greek · big dogs
A big black beetle with antler like jaws
Hard iron alloy, for a dog with nerves of it · big dogs
A dog with heavy, thumping feet · big dogs
A large, fast Australian snake
An armoured tracked vehicle, used for heavy, solid dogs · 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 strong, light, grey metal named after the Titans · Greek · big dogs
A self propelled underwater missile, named after the electric ray · Latin · big dogs
Turning power, for a dog with plenty of pull
A huge medieval siege engine · French · big dogs
A person of ancient Troy, a byword for hard work · Greek
A giant of Norse folklore living in hills and caves · Norse · big dogs
A very dense grey metal, Swedish for heavy stone · Swedish · big dogs
The long tooth of an elephant, boar or walrus · big dogs
The monstrous storm giant of Greek myth, father of Cerberus · Greek · big dogs
A tow truck, or a dog who wrecks every toy
