Welcome to this unique, inspiring, and fun page dedicated to dog names that celebrate some of the most significant events and birthdays happening on 18th February. Our beloved canine companions deserve names that are as exceptional as they are, and what better way to celebrate their individuality than by naming them after momentous occasions and renowned personalities!
Our dog names in this selection draw inspiration from the triumph of Team USA in 2018, when they won their first-ever cross-country skiing gold medal at the Winter Olympics. This incredible achievement was a testament to perseverance, dedication, and teamwork, qualities we'd love our furry friends to embody. Similarly, back in 1930, our fascination with the cosmos was piqued with the discovery of Pluto, the ninth planet in our solar system, by Clyde Tombaugh. This event reminds us of the boundless curiosity and sense of adventure our dogs possess.
Our list also includes names inspired by the birthdays of some remarkable individuals. Greta Scacchi, the enchanting Italian-Australian actress, known for her captivating performances in films like 'White Mischief' and 'Presumed Innocent', brings to mind elegance and charm. Matt Dillon, the popular American actor and film director, known for his roles in films like 'Crash' and 'Wild Things', serves as inspiration for a name that embodies charisma and talent. Lastly, Vanna White, the ever-graceful hostess of 'Wheel of Fortune' since 1982, whose name could symbolize consistency and charm in your pet.
These names not only add a touch of history and meaning to your pet's identity but also serve as a daily reminder of the strength, resilience, and joy that our dogs bring into our lives. So, let's explore these dog names together and find the perfect one that truly captures the spirit of your furry friend.
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Acquit | In honor of the Chicago Seven's acquittal, symbolizing free speech |
Aftermath | Named after Dr. Dre's record company, Aftermath Entertainment |
Airport | This name is derived from the 'Airport' series in which George Kennedy starred |
Alone | A nod to the popular 'Home Alone' series, directed by John Hughes |
Anderson | A tribute to the landmark case that ended the death penalty in California |
Astro | This name represents the space-themed nature of John Glenn's achievement |
Avant | This name is influenced by Yoko Ono's work in avant-garde music and art |
Beatle | This name is a nod to Yoko Ono's late husband, John Lennon, who was a member of the Beatles |
Beats | Named after Dr. Dre's company, Beats Electronics |
Blue | After the color in IBM's supercomputer Deep Blue, signifying intellect and victory |
Boeing | Named after the 747 that carried the Space Shuttle Enterprise, reflecting strength and support |
Brat | In reference to the 'Brat Pack', a group that Molly Ringwald was a part of in the 80s |
Breakfast | A fun tribute to Molly Ringwald's role in 'The Breakfast Club' |
Brit | In reference to George Peabody's dual American-British identity |
Bueller | This name is a direct reference to one of John Hughes' most memorable characters |
Cali | Short for California, where the death penalty was invalidated |
Candle | Inspired by Molly Ringwald's iconic film 'Sixteen Candles' |
Champion | This name symbolizes Team USA's triumph in the Winter Olympics, marking their first ever gold medal in cross-country skiing |
Change | Reflects the significant change that occurred during this period |
Checkmate | In honor of the first time IBM's Deep Blue defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov |
Chronic | Inspired by Dr. Dre's album 'The Chronic' |
Clay | A reference to the charged individual in the national investigation |
Clyde | A tribute to the astronomer who discovered Pluto |
Comedy | In recognition of John Hughes' impact on the comedy genre |
Cosmos | A homage to the vastness of space where Pluto resides |
Crash | This name is inspired by Matt Dillon's film, 'Crash' |
Cybill | Named after Cybill Shepherd herself |
Danny | Named after John Travolta's character Danny Zuko in 'Grease' |
Declaration | This name symbolizes the important document signed during the meeting of Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill |
Deep | Named after IBM's supercomputer, Deep Blue, symbolizing depth and complexity |
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Act | A tribute to his long and successful acting career |
Airport | A tribute to the series where Kennedy played a significant role |
Award | In honor of his achievements in the film industry |
Blockbuster | Kennedy featured in numerous blockbuster films |
Captain | Kennedy played a Captain in the 'Airport' series |
Cinema | Kennedy was a significant figure in the world of cinema |
Classic | Many of Kennedy's films are considered classics |
Cool | Inspired by his character's nickname in 'Cool Hand Luke' |
Drama | A nod to his contributions to dramatic cinema |
Drebin | The name of his character in 'The Naked Gun' |
George | Named after the actor himself |
Gun | From the 'Naked Gun' series, one of his well-known roles |
Hand | 'Cool Hand Luke' is one of his most recognized roles |
Hollywood | Kennedy was a prominent figure in Hollywood |
Icon | Kennedy is considered an icon in cinema |
Kennedy | Reflects the actor's surname |
Legend | His legacy in the film industry is legendary |
Luke | Taken from 'Cool Hand Luke', a famous film he starred in |
Naked | A reference to the 'Naked Gun' series |
Oscar | This is an homage to Kennedy's Academy Award win |
Patton | A nod to another role that Kennedy played |
Role | For the numerous roles Kennedy played |
Screen | Kennedy spent decades acting on both big and small screens |
Silver | A reference to the 'silver screen' where Kennedy starred |
Star | Kennedy was a star in the film industry |
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Banshee | Represents the screams and terror Ridgway has caused |
Chiller | Echoes the chilling nature of Ridgway's crimes |
Crimson | A grim reminder of the blood Ridgway has shed |
Eclipse | Reflects the dark shadow Ridgway has cast over so many lives |
Frostbite | Serves as a stark reminder of the cold-hearted nature of Ridgway's crimes |
Gavel | Symbolizes the power of law enforcement that eventually caught Ridgway |
Grave | A grim symbol of the lethal consequences of Ridgway's actions |
Guillotine | Symbolizes the swift and deadly nature of Ridgway's crimes |
Morgue | Symbolizes the final resting place of Ridgway's victims |
Noose | A symbol of the deadly trap Ridgway set for his victims |
Omen | An indication of the dark fate that awaited Ridgway's victims |
Phantom | Represents the elusive nature of Ridgway, who managed to evade capture for years |
Prowler | Reflects Ridgway's predatory nature |
Quicksand | Symbolizes how Ridgway's victims were tragically sucked into his deadly trap |
Raven | A symbol of the death and despair Ridgway has caused |
Reaper | An embodiment of Ridgway's deadly deeds |
Rust | Symbolizes the aging process, which Ridgway has not been able to escape |
Serpent | Symbolizes Ridgway's cunning and deceitful nature |
Shackle | Reflects Ridgway's life imprisonment |
Shadow | A reminder of the dark shadow Ridgway has cast over his victims' lives |
Specter | A reminder of the ghostly presence Ridgway was for his victims |
Verdict | A nod to the court's decision that brought Ridgway to justice |
Viper | A representation of Ridgway's deadly, sneaky nature |
Vortex | Reflects the whirlwind of chaos and terror Ridgway has unleashed |
Warden | A homage to those who keep Ridgway behind bars |
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Arrow | Second part of the title 'Broken Arrow', a Travolta movie |
Barbarino | Travolta's character in 'Welcome Back, Kotter' |
Bogie | After his character from the film 'Bogie Nights' |
Bolt | Title of an animated film where he voiced the main character |
Broken | After 'Broken Arrow', an action film starring Travolta |
Cage | After his character in the movie 'Face/Off' |
Castor | After the character he played in 'Face/Off' |
Chili | Travolta's character in 'Get Shorty' |
Dancer | Celebrate Travolta's renowned dancing skills |
Danny | The main character he played in 'Grease' |
Edna | The character Travolta played in the musical, 'Hairspray' |
Fever | A nod to the box-office hit, 'Saturday Night Fever' |
Grease | This is the title of John Travolta's famous movie musical |
Hairspray | Named after the musical in which Travolta starred |
Kotter | Pays homage to the television show, 'Welcome Back, Kotter', where Travolta first gained recognition |
Phenomenon | A tribute to the film in which Travolta starred |
Pulp | A nod to 'Pulp Fiction', a classic Travolta film |
Rydell | After Rydell High, the school in Grease |
Shorty | Named after the movie 'Get Shorty' in which Travolta starred |
Singer | A tribute to Travolta's career as a singer |
Swordfish | Title of a film where Travolta played a major role |
T-Bird | In honor of the T-Birds, the boys' gang in Grease |
Tony | The character he embodied in 'Saturday Night Fever' |
Vega | The last name of Travolta's character in Pulp Fiction |
Vincent | John Travolta portrayed the character Vincent Vega in the cult classic, Pulp Fiction |
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Artiste | A French term for actor or actress, honoring her craft |
Aussie | A playful reference to Greta's Australian nationality |
Cameo | Greta has made many memorable cameos in films |
Cannes | Greta served as a Cannes Film Festival jury member |
Checker | This name is a fun play on her surname, Scacchi, which means 'chess' in Italian |
Cine | Short for 'cinema', a fitting tribute to her career |
Cinema | A nod to the industry in which she excelled |
Drama | A reflection of the genre in which she is best known |
Emmy | A nod to the awards for which she has been nominated |
Flick | A playful term for a film, reflecting the joy Greta brings to her roles |
Greta | Directly honors the actress herself |
Icon | Represents Greta's iconic status in the film industry |
Innocent | Celebrates Greta's role in 'Presumed Innocent' |
Italy | Pays tribute to Greta's Italian roots |
Maestro | Italian for 'master', a nod to her mastery of the acting craft |
Mischief | Named after one of Greta Scacchi's notable films, 'White Mischief' |
Muse | The actress has been a muse for many directors |
Player | A tribute to her work in 'The Player' |
Premiere | This name embodies the excitement of a film debut |
Reel | A term associated with film, Greta's chosen field |
Scacchi | Her unique surname is a distinctive choice |
Screen | A tribute to her successful screen career |
Silhouette | A sophisticated name that echoes the dramatic shadows of the cinema world |
Silver | Resonates with the silver screen where she's shone |
Starlet | A term of endearment for a successful actress like Greta |
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Architect | Rabanne originally studied architecture, which influenced his fashion design |
Avantgarde | Rabanne's work was often described as avant-garde, pushing the boundaries of fashion |
Bold | Rabanne was known for his bold and daring fashion choices |
Chainmail | One of Rabanne's most iconic materials was chainmail, used in many of his designs |
Chic | Despite his unconventional materials, Rabanne's designs were always chic |
Couturier | This title, which means 'fashion designer' in French, is a nod to Rabanne's profession |
Dress | A tribute to Rabanne's famous 'unwearable' dresses |
Eccentric | Rabanne was celebrated for his eccentric and avant-garde designs |
Futuristic | Rabanne's designs often had a futuristic feel, pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion |
Glamour | Rabanne's designs often exuded glamour, making this a fitting tribute |
Icon | Rabanne is an icon in the fashion world, making this a fitting tribute |
Innovator | Rabanne pushed the boundaries of fashion, making him a true innovator |
Metallic | In a nod to Rabanne's innovative use of unconventional materials like metal in his designs |
Pioneer | Rabanne was a pioneer in the use of non-traditional materials in high fashion |
Plastic | Rabanne was known for using unconventional materials, like plastic, in his designs |
Rebel | Rabanne was known for breaking norms in the fashion industry, making Rebel an appropriate homage |
Renaissance | A nod to the rebirth of fashion that Rabanne brought about with his innovative designs |
Revolution | Rabanne's designs revolutionized the fashion industry |
Rhinestone | Rabanne often used rhinestones in his work, adding a touch of glamour |
Terrible | This name pays homage to Rabanne's nickname, 'enfant terrible,' which he earned in the French fashion world |
Trailblazer | This name honors Rabanne as a trailblazer in the fashion industry |
Trendsetter | Rabanne was known for setting trends in the fashion world |
Universe | Rabanne's first fashion line was named '12 Unwearable Dresses in Contemporary Materials,' making Universe a fitting tribute |
Vanguard | Rabanne was at the forefront of fashion in the 1960s, a true vanguard of the industry |
Visionary | Rabanne was seen as a visionary in his field, always looking ahead to the next trend |
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