Classic Cat Names

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I’m mostly thinking of fictional cats, and I hope to eventually import many (if not most) of the names from Wikipedia’s “List of Fictional Cats and Other Felines”. A few in their “List of ⁠actual Cats” might also work (clearly “Morris” belongs here) but most (e.g., “Harry”, one of the cats who played Morris) really aren’t what I’m thinking of.

Please use the capitalized form of words that appear primarily or exclusively as proper names. Otherwise, the lowercase form might be better, but use your own judgement.* (E.g., I added “Cat” in its capitalized form because it can be a diminutive of “Catherine”. But were someone to show me that the “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” script only used the lowercase form, I might change my mind.)

Punderscore Underscore has a similar open list—“Flights of Feline Fancy”—without the “classic” constraint.^† If you notice a word that should probably be attached to a cat, or you know of a cat with an excellent name (even if the cat is mediocre), please consider the list of “Excellent Potential Cat Names”.

* Every word on this list should have a little traction as a proper noun, so perhaps this rule is pointless.

† Thank you, mollusque, for pointing it out.