Jellicle Cat
Dear little cat

Pollicle Dog
Poor little dog

Heaviside Layer
Part of the Earth's ionosphere


Admetus
Greek in Origin, King of Thessaly

Alonzo
Noble and ready, Spanish form of Alfonso

Asparagus
Latin name of Greek origin, a type of vegetable

Bill Bailey
English name, "William Helmet"

Bombalurina
From Bomba, a Puerto Rican kind of music but also "(sex) bomb" and luring (music) and to lure. Combined, a sexy or beautiful dancer or ballerina

Bustopher Jones
A bust, but also a bosom or to bust, meaning to break something. Jones is a Welsh surname meaning "John's son"

Carbucketty
A knockabout cat

Cassandra
Meaning she who entangles men, a Greek name of a Troian princess who could see the future

Coricopat
Italian in Origin, meaning "painter" or "choir", pat also menaing "hit"

Demeter
Meaning barley-mother, the name of a Greek goddess of agriculture

Electra
Meaning "amber", was a Troian princess

Etcetera
Meaning "and so forth" in Latin

Exotica
Meaning exotic

George
An English name of Greek origin, meaning farmer

Ghengis
From Ghengis Khan, a great Mongolian leader

Gilbert
An English name meaning "bright pledge"

Grizabella
A grey beauty

Growltiger
A growling tiger

Gus
From Augustus, meaning "great", a Latin name

Jemima
A Hebrew name, meaning "little dove"

Jellylorum
Lillie cat, but also from lore meaning "wisdom", and jelly as in jam

Jennyanydots
From the Welsh name "gwen" menaing fair and any dots, referring to her coat

Lady Griddlebone
A noble woman; a frying pan, bones.

Macavity
A hollow place; Mac is a part in many Celtic surnames, meaning "son of"; play on Moriarty, macuahuitl, and Macheath.

Mr Mistoffelees
From "Mephistopheles", meaning devil

Mungojerrie
Jerrie from Gerald, "the ruler of the spear", Mungo is a mongoose

Munkustrap
A strap or a stripe, trap

Old Deuteronomy
The fifth book of the Bible

Plato
Meaning "strong shoulders", a Greek philosophers

Pouncival
Frensh, English; from Percival ("pierce valley") and pounce ("jump")

Rum Tum Tugger
funny, drumming, pulling

Rumpelteazer
From rumple (crumple, crease) and teaser (to tease someone)

Rumpus Cat
A loud noise or spectacle

Sillabub
From silly and beelzabub, a "silly devil"

Skimbleshanks
Skimble meaning walking or to damage, shanks meaning legs

Tantomile
Meaning "witch's cat", from "to tantalize"

Tumblebrutus
Playful and strong minded or rolling beast; from tumble ("to roll") and brute ("beast") Brutus was one of Julius Caesar's most famous senators

Victoria
Latin in origin, meaning "Victory"; named after Queen Victoria