Halloween Cat Names, Cat Names Inspirated from Halloween Starting With B

These are halloween cat names that start with the letter B. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all halloween cat names.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Balthazar		Male
Banshee		Unisex
Barbara		Female
Barnabas		Male
Bat		Unisex
Batman		Unisex
Batty		Unisex
Beast		Unisex
Beelzebub		Unisex
Bela		Male
Bell		Male
Bella	Associated with Italian bella, meaning beautiful	Female	English usage; Italian word association
Belladonna		Unisex
Bewitched		Unisex
Binks		Unisex
Black Bart		Male
Black Ice		Unisex
Blackberry		Female
Blackie		Unisex
Blackjack		Unisex
Blade		Male
Blake		Male
Blaze		Male
Bluebeard		Unisex
Bob		Male
Bogie		Male
Bones		Unisex
Bonfire		Unisex
Boo	A startling exclamation; also slang for a romantic partner	Male	English word name
Boo Boo		Unisex
Boo Kitty		Unisex
Boone		Male
Boris		Male
Bronwyn		Female
Brunhilda		Female
Buffy		Female
Butterscotch		Male

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