African Luo name meaning
hunt; look for; search for
From the vocabulary word. Good
name for a pet that
nips at the ankles
From the vocabulary word. Good turtle name?
Vocabulary word meaning 1) a small cake of shortened bread leavened with baking powder or soda;
2) a thin, crisp cracker; 3) a cookie; 4) a pale brown color;
5) clay that has been fired but not glazed.
From the vocabulary word meaning 1) resembling brass in color;
2) showy; flashy; 3) brazen; insolent. Variant:
Brassy.
Invented name meaning
sleeps a lot
From the vocabulary word meaning 1) a bright yellow
flower; 2) a term of endearment. A good name for a
canary.
From the vocabulary word
meaning
attendant; one who does odd jobs
Variant: Caddy.
Named after the place of the same
name, meaning
white house
An acronym for Close Air Support Alternative Design Analysis.
From the name of a dance
called the cha-cha.
Continental pet form of longer names starting with Co-. Might also be a variant
of the word
cocoa (the drink)
1) a crisp cake made from sweetened dough;
2) slang for a person of a specified kind; 3) in
computer science a collection of information stored on a local computer.
Myth name of a Celtic goddess of harvest, meaning
red claws She is also known by the names Lasair and Lassar, meaning
flame, Fhina, meaning
wine, and Lasairiona, meaning
flaming wine
Vocabulary word meaning 1) a small room; a cubbyhole.
An acronym for Deutsche Apotheker
Zeitung,
GermAn Apothecary Newspaper
Fate, fortune English
name derived from the vocabulary word, itself from Latin destinare,
meaning
establish, make firm
From the vocabulary word meaning
a drop of dew
Roman myth name of a goddess of the moon and hunting,
meaning
divine, heavenly
From the vocabulary word
meaning
slang for remarkable; extraordinary
Vocabulary word meaning 1) of small size; tiny; miniscule; little.
Named after a popular dance
called the disco.
From the slang word meaning
excellent or
fine
Feminine form of Dude, itself from the New
York City
slang word for a "fastidious man," but the word was originally used to
refer to the devotees of the aesthetic craze of the late 1800s and was later
used by Westerners in reference to "city slickers (Dudes and Dudines)"
from the East.
1) an insect of the order Dermaptera; 2) one who attempts to influence by
persistent confidential talk. Good name for a talking bird that talks a lot.
A variant of Hungarian Vargo,
itself a variant of Varga, an occupational
surname meaning
cobbler; shoemaker
From the vocabulary word meaning
bewitching; enchanting Also the
name of a song.
Invented name meaning
one who flops
Vocabulary word derived from Old French folie, from fol, meaning
madman, insane person, itself from Latin follis, meaning
bellows; leather bag, which in Vulgar Latin was used in reference to a
windbag; empty-headed person
From the vocabulary word meaning
flirtatious
foot-play Variant: Footsy.
From the vocabulary word meaning
1) like a fox; 2) sly; clever; 3) slang word
meaning sensual; sexy; 4) having a sharp flavor or aroma.
From the vocabulary word meaning
to grind or strike the teeth together; to bite
From the vocabulary word
meaning 1) an insect having long, powerful hind legs adapted for jumping; 2) a light airplane for scouting.
Feminine form of Greek
Hesperos,
meaning
evening star
Named after a California zip code.
From the vocabulary word
meaning
like home; comfortable; cozy
English name derived from the vocabulary word
honey Also a term of
endearment.
Slang word meaning
attractive; exciting; sexy
English occupational surname
transferred to unisex forename use, meaning
hunter
From the vocabulary word meaning
1) a style of music; 2) animation; enthusiasm; 3) nonsense; exaggeration; a lie. Variants:
Jazzie, Jazzy.
Acronym meaning
Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology
An invented name meaning
like a
piece of a puzzle Variant: Jiggie.
From the vocabulary word
meaning 1) makes a tingling, ringing, or bell sound; 2) a catchy sound, rhyme or doggerel. Variant:
Jingles.
Native American Miwok name meaning
coyote chasing deer
Native American Hopi name meaning
dressed in furs
Probably from the Furry
comic book Katmandu, itself from the name of the capital city of Nepal,
Kathmandu, which may have been named after a pagoda carved from a single tree in
1596. The pagoda was called Kastha-Mandap, meaning
temple of
wood
An abbreviated form of the vocabulary word kleptomaniac, meaning
thief, itself from kleptein,
to act secretly; to steal
Invented name. Meaning unknown. Variant:
Koosie.
Name of a famous Russian dog.
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died in space about a week after the launch. The name
means "barker" in Russian.
From the vocabulary word meaning
language that is unfamiliar or
unintelligible
From
the vocabulary word meaning 1) a pasta; 2) well-traveled;
3) a fop.
From the
name of a Latin American dance, itself from a Haitian
Creole word meaning
voodoo priestess
Named
after a Province of south-central
Canada, itself probably from the Cree word maniotwapow,
meaning
strait of the manitou (spirit)
The glistener A dog from mythology belonging
to Icarius (variant of
Icarus,
but not the same character). As the story goes, Icarius was slain by some
drunken peasants, who buried the body under a tree. His
daughter Erigone searching for her father, was directed to
the spot by the howling of
*Marea, and when she discovered
the body she hung herself for grief. Icarius became the
constellation Boötes, Erigone the constellation
Virgo,
and
*Marea the star Procyon, which rises in
July, a little
before the Dog-star.
English name derived from the vocabulary word, literally meaning
dim, cloudy, vague The name invokes
mental images of misty autumn mornings and hazy tropical islands.
From the vocabulary word for the southwestern wind that brings heavy rainfall to southern
Asia in the summer. The word ultimately derives from Arabic mawsim
appropriate season (for a pilgrimage), from wasama, meaning
he marked
Invented
name meaning
of or like the moon Variant: Moonie.
Invented
name meaning
like a mutt
or mongrel Variants: Muttie, Muttley, Muttly.
Spanish pet form of
Ignacio, possibly
meaning "unknowing."
From the Italian, meaning
Naples, itself meaning
new city
From the astronomy term meaning
a diffuse mass of interstellar dust and/or gas, itself from Latin nebule, meaning
a cloud, mist
English pet form of names ending with -nette.
From
the vocabulary word meaning
is preoccupied with trifles or
petty details; quibbles, carps
Northern way Named after the country in northern Europe, itself known as the
Land of the Midnight Sun because it is located north of the Arctic Circle where the sun does not set during part of the
Summer and where it remains dark for long periods during winter.
Native American Hopi name meaning
chases butterflies Also a modern English name derived from
Latin novus, meaning
new
From
the vocabulary word meaning
a thin cake
made of batter and fried in hot grease Variants:
Flapjack, Hotcake.
From
the vocabulary word meaning simply "pickles," a food that has been preserved in brine or
vinegar.
From
the vocabulary word meaning
a flavored ice confection
From the
vocabulary word meaning 1) a disk used in hockey; 2) a mischievous sprite,
goblin or hobgoblin.
From
the vocabulary word meaning simply
puddles
Chief; hound/wolf
Irish
surname transferred to unisex forename use, itself from Gaelic Ó Coinn,
meaning
descendant of Conn
From
the vocabulary word meaning 1) a prickly fruit-bearing plant;
2) a
derisive sound made by exhaling with the tongue extended.
River From the Spanish word meaning
brook, stream
From the
name of a Cuban dance, itself from the Cuban Spanish word which originally
meant
carousal, spree Variant: Rhumba.
From
the vocabulary word meaning
a thick bulbous root
From the vocabulary word meaning 1) a physical reaction to
external stimuli; 2) a state of shock or surprise. The
word ultimately derives from Late Latin sensatus,
meaning "endowed with sense.
Hindi myth name of
a
dog of dawn
From
the vocabulary word meaning
a stifled laugh Variant: Sniggers.
From
the vocabulary word meaning
a ball of snow;
snowball
From the vocabulary word meaning
a flake of
snow