True Blood Cat Names, Names After Celebrities in True Blood Starting With B

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Baby	A very young child or animal	Unisex	English word name
Bailey	A surname originally referring to a bailiff	Female	English occupational surname
Baker		Male
Ball		Unisex
Barbara		Female
Baron		Male
Barrett		Male
Barry		Male
Bartlett		Male
Baxter		Male
Beals		Unisex
Beasley		Unisex
Beaufort		Unisex
Becky		Female
Bedford		Unisex
Beer		Unisex
Belinda		Female
Bellboy		Unisex
Ben		Male
Benedict		Male
Bernard		Male
Bess		Female
Best		Unisex
Betsy		Female
Betty		Female
Big		Unisex
Biker		Unisex
Bill		Male
Bishop		Male
Black		Male
Blaine		Male
Blaire		Unisex
Blake		Male
Bob		Male
Bobby		Male
Boo	A startling exclamation; also slang for a romantic partner	Male	English word name
Boom		Unisex
Boy		Unisex
Brad		Male
Bradley		Male
Brendan		Male
Brett		Male
Brewer		Unisex
Brian		Male
Briana		Female
Brianna		Female
Brianne		Female
Bride		Female
Brit		Unisex
Brittany		Female

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