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

These are halloween cat names that start with the letter M. 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
Maeve		Female
Magic		Male
Magpie		Unisex
Marigold		Female
Marmalade		Unisex
Mary		Female
Matilda	Strength in battle	Female	Germanic-derived name
Medusa		Unisex
Melanie		Female
Merlin		Male
Michael		Male
Midnight	The middle of the night, especially twelve at night	Male	English word name
Mina		Female
Mischief		Male
Misery		Unisex
Misty		Female
Monster		Unisex
Moon		Female
Moondust		Unisex
Moonie		Unisex
Moonlight		Unisex
Mordred		Unisex
Morgana		Female
Morticia		Female
Munster		Unisex
Mystery		Female
Mystic		Unisex

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