names for pets
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Unofficial books of the bible. Means ‘Hidden’ or ‘secret’
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Means ‘jewel’ in French
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A gun popular in the 1600s
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Means ‘cute’ and ‘beautiful’ in a mixture of english and french
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A winter goddess in Scottish and Irish folk religions
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A type of pretty lilac flower
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a mythical name for the mother of the devil
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A type of very soft fabric
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If your pet has a particularly chaotic personality
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A part of a book or written piece of work
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A French word for a small owl
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The house of a spider
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A type of old book
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The small creatures in the video game ‘Darklings’
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Irregular or nonsensical verse
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A type of European wading bird
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The glowing bits of coal or wood in a fire
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In Christian mythology, this is said to be the name of one of the three magi who visited Jesus when he was born
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I knew a cat called this once and I thought it was brilliant. Works especially well if your pet is prone to zoomies
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Karma is a cat
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A Japanese word meaning ‘mist’ or ‘fog’
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In Star Trek, the essence of the Vulcan mind
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A falcon in Madagascar (the movie, not the country)
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A king in Greek mythology
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A particularly evil and active demon in the bible
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The word for ‘cat’ in several Eastern European languages
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‘Cute’ in French
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‘Cutiepie’ in French
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A biblical name
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‘Mishto’ or ‘Mishti’ means ‘good’ in Romani
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The ultimate adversary
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A golden adornment on a Romani dikhlo (shawl)
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A type of small songbird
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The mythical creature who befriends the children in E. Nesbit’s ‘Five Children and It’
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An ancient item, usually with some religious or spiritual significance
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A holy day
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A tawny/sandy colour on a dog or ferret
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Japanese cherry blossoms
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The devil
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An Egyptian goddess
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‘Tobacco’ in French
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Forbidden or not allowed
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A type of flouncy fabric
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A spell uttered in the Korean horror movie ‘A Tale of Two Sisters’
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A type of tall prickly plant
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An ancient Babylonian goddess
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In Finnish mythology, a fox with a fiery tail
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The whirling that happens when, for example, stirring a cup of tea
pairs
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A Celtic winter goddess and the evil German Santa Claus
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Words from an ancient black mass
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Characters in Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Characters in Shakespeare’s ‘A Winter’s Tale’
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A type of fragile, lacy fabric and a ghostly haunting creature
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If you want to name your pets after two iconic horror movies
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Nothing and emptiness
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Mars’ moons
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The ghost girls from the Japanese and US versions of classic horror movie Ringu / The Ring
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The Biblical underworld
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Types of beautiful soft fabric
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A beautiful, soft fabric and the most active, evil demon in the bible
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Types of spiky plant
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An item of great spiritual significance, and something forbidden or outlawed. Also the name of a book by Sigmund Freud
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Two of the Vulcans in Star Trek: Voyager
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Adornments of the high priests in the bible
a candytuft plant