Nerdy Cat Names, Nerdy Girl Names And Nerdy Boy Names Starting With W

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Waldo		Male
Wallace		Male
Wally		Male
Walter	Power of the army	Male	Germanic-derived name
Warren		Male
Watson		Male
Wayne		Male
Wendell		Male
Wesley		Male
Wicket		Unisex
Widget		Unisex
Wilbur		Male
Wilfred		Male
William		Male
Willoughby		Male
Willow	The willow tree	Female	English
Wilma		Female
Winnie	A familiar form of Winifred	Female	English
Winslow		Male
Winston		Male	English surname and place-name histories
Wookie		Unisex
Wyatt		Male
Wysiwyg		Unisex

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