in the early 15th century, edward, 2nd duke of york, wrote a list of 1,126 names he considered to be suitable for dogs. highlights from the list:
-nosewise
-garlik
-pretyman
-gaylarde
-norman
-filthe
-nosewise
-garlik
-pretyman
-gaylarde
-norman
-filthe
some more good ones:
-salmon
-synfull
-havegoodday
-"nise" as well as "noty"
-grimbolde
-childe
-coke
-baby
-stykefaste
-snacke
-salmon
-synfull
-havegoodday
-"nise" as well as "noty"
-grimbolde
-childe
-coke
-baby
-stykefaste
-snacke
-wellyfownde
-tullymully
-honyball
-alberte
-strawnge
-crampette
-argument
-best-of-all
-bonyfaunte
-tullymully
-honyball
-alberte
-strawnge
-crampette
-argument
-best-of-all
-bonyfaunte
before you ask: yes, there is a full list. there's a copy of it at the end of this paper by david scott-macnab. the whole paper is really good so do give it a read!
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