Anteater Name Generator

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Names for a plush, zoo, pet or storybook anteater: snout and tongue names like Snoot and Noodle, lunch jokes like Auntie Eater and Picnic Bouncer, mock titles like Sir Licks-a-Lot, and Spanish and Portuguese words with their meanings.

About anteater names

Anteater names almost write themselves, because the animal is a list of odd features: a snout like a hose, no teeth at all, a long sticky tongue, and front claws so big that a giant anteater walks on its knuckles to keep them out of the way. That is where Snoot, Noodle, Slurp, Knuckles and Clawrence come from, and it is why so many funny anteater names are jokes about lunch: Picnic Bouncer, Auntie Eater, Hill Raider and Seymour Ants.

The list covers every kind of anteater, not only the giant one. The giant anteater's bushy tail and shoulder stripe give Plume, Feather Duster and Racing Stripe. Tamanduas, the smaller climbers, often wear a dark marking shaped like a vest, hence Waistcoat and Tuxedo. The silky anteater is small, golden and nocturnal, which suits Goldie, Pompom and Corn Silk. Anteaters live in Central and South America, so there are Spanish and Portuguese given names and words too, each word with its meaning in parentheses, such as Plumero (feather duster) and Cupim (termite).

The rest is for characters: mock titles like Sir Licks-a-Lot and Count Lickula, old-fashioned names for a zoo baby, storybook names, and pairs such as Snoot & Boot for two plush toys or for a mother and the pup that rides on her back.

How to choose anteater names

  • Name the species you have. Plume, Racing Stripe and Seven Footer are giant anteater names, Vest and Branch Manager suit a tamandua, and Goldie or Pocket Size fit a silky anteater.
  • Say a joke name out loud before you settle on it. Auntie Eater and Olive the Ants only work when heard, while Vacuum and Bendy Straw are funny on a name tag too. Words that end in ant, such as Brilliant, Elegant and Jubilant, are quiet ant jokes.
  • The Spanish and Portuguese words come with a meaning in parentheses. Use the word alone as the name, as in Hocico or Bandeira, and keep the meaning for when someone asks.
  • Naming two? Take one of the pairs, such as Hose & Nozzle or Lick & Flick, or give the mother a long title and her pup a single word like Stowaway or Tagalong.
  • An old-fashioned name such as Bertram, Hortense or Aloysius plays well against a comic face, and a short one like Bertie or Hattie is easy for children to say.

Frequently asked questions

What are some funny anteater names?

The funniest ones play on what an anteater eats and how it eats. Try Picnic Bouncer, Auntie Eater, Termitator, Free Pest Removal or Bon Antpétit for the menu jokes, and Vacuum, Crazy Straw or Leaf Blower in Reverse for the snout. Mock titles such as Sir Licks-a-Lot and Lord Lickington are on the list too.

Are these names only for giant anteaters?

No. The list has names for the giant anteater, the tamanduas and the silky anteater. Coat names like Vest and Tuxedo come from the tamandua's markings, Goldie and Powder Puff suit the small golden silky anteater, and words such as Tamanduá and Bandeira come from the Portuguese names of the animals.

Why do some names have a translation in parentheses?

Anteaters live in Central and South America, so the list includes Spanish and Portuguese words with their meaning added, for example Hormiguero (anthill), Lengua (tongue) and Fofinho (little fluffy one). The meaning is there so you know what you are choosing. The name itself is just the word in front of it.

Do these names work for a baby anteater or a plush toy?

Yes. A young anteater is called a pup and spends its first months riding on its mother's back, which is where Stowaway, Piggyback, Hitchhiker and Backpack come from. For a plush toy, short names such as Boop, Snoodle and Tam are easy to say and easy for a child to remember.

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A: 40 names

  • Abanico (fan)
  • Abraço (hug)
  • Abrazo (hug)
  • Abuelo Narizón (Grandpa Big Nose)
  • Açaí (Amazon palm berry)
  • Adelaide
  • Admiral Appetite
  • Admiral Knuckle
  • Agent Double-O Snout
  • Alfajor (caramel sandwich cookie)
  • Aloysius
  • Amazonas
  • Amble & Ramble
  • Amparo
  • Anita Napkin
  • Annalisa (Animal Crossing anteater)
  • Anselm the Anteater
  • Anselma
  • Ant Appreciator
  • Ant Bandit
  • Ant Baron
  • Ant Connoisseur
  • Ant Critic
  • Ant Enthusiast
  • Ant Farm Fan
  • Ant Sommelier
  • Ant Whisperer
  • Ant Wrangler
  • Antidote
  • Antojo (craving)
  • Ants on a Log
  • Aparecida
  • Araguaia
  • Araminta
  • Archie
  • Arriba & Abajo (up and down)
  • Aspirador (vacuum cleaner)
  • Augustus
  • Auntie Eater
  • Auntie Waistcoat

B: 76 names

  • Backpack
  • Backpack & Buckle
  • Bagless
  • Baguette
  • Balcony Seating
  • Baltasar
  • Bandeira (flag, from tamanduá-bandeira, the giant anteater)
  • Bandera (flag)
  • Bandolier
  • Banner
  • Banner & Bunting
  • Banquete (banquet)
  • Barão do Cupinzeiro (Baron of the Termite Mound)
  • Barnabas
  • Baron von Snoot
  • Baroness Bristletail
  • Bartleby Bristlebrush
  • Bassoon
  • Bea Hive Raider
  • Bear Hug
  • Belize
  • Belmiro
  • Bendy Straw
  • Benedict
  • Benedito
  • Beni
  • Benita Backrider
  • Bernabé
  • Bernadette
  • Bertie
  • Bertram
  • Big Hug
  • Big Snoot & Little Snoot
  • Birdie
  • Bite Size
  • Black Tie
  • Blanket Guard
  • Blink and Flick

B, continued

  • Boba Straw
  • Bobbin
  • Bocadito (little bite)
  • Bombilla (the metal straw for mate)
  • Bon Antpétit
  • Boop
  • Boopsie
  • Booster Seat
  • Bootlace
  • Bottleneck
  • Bottom of the Cup
  • Bow Tie
  • Bowl Licker
  • Braces
  • Bramwell Bristle
  • Branch Brunch
  • Branch Manager
  • Brazil Nut
  • Breadstick
  • Brigadeiro (Brazilian chocolate truffle)
  • Brigadier Bushtail
  • Brígida
  • Brilliant
  • Bristle
  • Broom
  • Broomtail
  • Brush & Broom
  • Brushtail
  • Buffet Betty
  • Bug Appétit
  • Bug Buster
  • Bug Zapper
  • Built-In Blanket
  • Bumbershoot
  • Buoyant
  • Buriti (a palm of the Cerrado wetlands)
  • Bus & Rider
  • Buttonhole

C: 103 names

  • Caballito (piggyback ride, little horse)
  • Caetano
  • Campo (open field)
  • Can Opener
  • Canastra
  • Candelaria
  • Canopy Catering
  • Canudinho (little straw)
  • Canudo (drinking straw)
  • Capim (grass)
  • Capitán Comején (Captain Termite)
  • Captain Longsnout
  • Captain Munch
  • Captain Sticky
  • Captain Tamandua
  • Cariñoso (affectionate)
  • Carona (a lift, a free ride)
  • Carrie Out
  • Carrot Nose
  • Carry-Out Kid
  • Catch of the Day
  • Cauda (tail)
  • Cavaleiro (rider, knight)
  • Caviar
  • Ceiba Penthouse
  • Cepillo (brush)
  • Cerrado (the Brazilian savanna)
  • Cerrado Sam
  • Chabela
  • Chaco
  • Chairman of the Mound
  • Chaleco (vest)
  • Charo
  • Chayo

C, continued

  • Checkered Cloth
  • Chef Termitaire
  • Chef's Choice
  • Chepe
  • Chester of the Chaco
  • Chevron
  • Chiapas
  • Chimichurri
  • Chiquinha
  • Chiquitín (tiny one)
  • Chopstick
  • Chucho
  • Clarabel
  • Clarinet
  • Clawdette
  • Clawford
  • Clawrence
  • Claws
  • Clay Castle
  • Clean Plate
  • Clean Sweep
  • Clemente
  • Clementine Clawsome
  • Cling & Climb
  • Clinger
  • Colete (vest)
  • Colita (little tail)
  • Colonel Colony
  • Colonel Snootington
  • Colony Crasher
  • Colossus
  • Comadre Colita (Old Pal Little Tail)
  • Comején (termite)
  • Comilão (big eater)

C, continued

  • Comilón (big eater)
  • Commodore Claws
  • Compadre Chaleco (Old Pal Vest)
  • Conehead
  • Copa & Ceiba (treetop and kapok tree)
  • Corcovado
  • Cordless
  • Corn Silk
  • Corrientes
  • Corwin Clawfoot
  • Cosquillas & Risitas (tickles and giggles)
  • Cotton Ball
  • Count Lickula
  • Count Snoutula
  • Countess Clawdia
  • Crazy Straw
  • Crevice Tool
  • Cría (young animal)
  • Crisanto
  • Crispin
  • Crispy
  • Croissant
  • Crowbar
  • Crumb & Crumble
  • Crumb Catcher
  • Crumbs
  • Cummerbund
  • Cupim & Capim (termite and grass)
  • Cupim (termite)
  • Cupinzeiro (termite mound)
  • Curiosa (curious, feminine)
  • Cuthbert
  • Cyclopes
  • Cyrano (Animal Crossing anteater)
  • Cyril

D: 42 names

  • Dalva
  • Dapper
  • Darién
  • Dentist's Day Off
  • Desdentado (toothless)
  • Desmond
  • Detective Sniffwell
  • Didactylus
  • Didgeridoo
  • Dine and Dash
  • Dines Upstairs
  • Dinner Jacket
  • Doctor Snufflegood
  • Doctor Tongue
  • Doctora Garra (Doctor Claw)
  • Doggy Bag
  • Dolores
  • Don Hocico (Mr. Snout)
  • Don Slurpleone
  • Dona Formiga (Mrs. Ant, Portuguese)
  • Doña Lengua (Madam Tongue)

D, continued

  • Doodle
  • Dorado (golden)
  • Dorcas
  • Dourado (golden)
  • Down the Hatch
  • Downspout
  • Dr. Longfellow
  • Dr. Slurpenstein
  • Drive-Thru
  • Drusilla
  • Dry Season
  • Duchess of Dustpan
  • Duchess Plumetail
  • Duke of Termite Hill
  • Duke Snufflebury
  • Dulce de Leche (milk caramel)
  • Dulcie Duster
  • Dust Bunny Hunter
  • Duster
  • Duster & Dustpan
  • Dustin Crumbs

E: 26 names

  • Earl Grey Vest
  • Earl of Anthill
  • Ebenezer
  • Edgar
  • Edmund
  • El Dorado
  • Elegant
  • Ella Vator Nose
  • Emas
  • Empanadita (little turnover)
  • Emperor of the Anthills
  • Empress Noodletongue
  • Epaulette
  • Ernestine
  • Escoba (broom)
  • Escova (brush)
  • Espanador (feather duster)
  • Essequibo
  • Esther
  • Eudora
  • Eulalia
  • Euphemia
  • Eusebio
  • Extension Wand
  • Exuberant
  • Ezekiel the Evening Walker

F: 53 names

  • Faixa (sash, band)
  • Faminto (hungry)
  • Famished Fran
  • Fan Dancer
  • Fantail
  • Fare Dodger
  • Feather Duster
  • Felipa
  • Fennimore Flagtail
  • Fenwick
  • Fermín
  • Festín (feast)
  • Fettuccine
  • Fiddlesticks
  • Fifth Limb
  • Filhote (pup, young animal)
  • Fire Hose
  • Firehose Fred
  • First Rain
  • Fisticuffs
  • Fists First
  • Fitz
  • Fitzgerald
  • Fitzwilliam Snout
  • Flag & Pole
  • Flagtail

F, continued

  • Flamboyant
  • Flax
  • Flaxen
  • Flick
  • Flicker
  • Flickertongue
  • Floodplain
  • Flora Fernwhisk
  • Florinda
  • Flossie
  • Focinho (snout)
  • Fofinho (little fluffy one)
  • Fofo (fluffy, cute)
  • Formic Fan
  • Formiga (ant)
  • Formigueiro (anthill)
  • Formiguinha (little ant)
  • Formosa
  • Franja (band, stripe)
  • Free Hugs
  • Free Pest Removal
  • Fringe
  • Frond
  • Fulgencio
  • Full Suction
  • Fun Size
  • Funnel

G: 53 names

  • Gallery Forest
  • Galumph
  • Garden Hose
  • Garra (claw)
  • Garrita (little claw)
  • General Anthill
  • Georgina
  • Gi-Ant
  • Giant & Pocket
  • Gideon Goldfur
  • Gigante (giant)
  • Gilded
  • Gilet
  • Gingham
  • Glotón (glutton)
  • Gluestick
  • Gnocchi
  • Go-Faster Stripe
  • Goiaba (guava)
  • Goiás
  • Gold & Honey
  • Golden
  • Golden Pod
  • Goldie
  • Goldilocks
  • Goldrush

G, continued

  • Goloso (sweet-toothed)
  • Goyo
  • Gran Chaco
  • Gran Sabana
  • Grand Marshal of the Knuckle Walk
  • Grandão (big guy)
  • Grandfather Greysnout
  • Grandote (big fellow)
  • Grapple
  • Grass & Root
  • Grassland
  • Greedy Gus
  • Grip & Slip
  • Grubs to Go
  • Grubstake
  • Grudento (sticky)
  • Guaraná (Amazon berry, a soda flavor in Brazil)
  • Guloso (greedy for treats)
  • Gulp
  • Gulper
  • Gumersindo
  • Gummy
  • Gummy Grin
  • Gums
  • Gus Tatory
  • Guyana
  • Guzzle

H: 37 names

  • Half Pint
  • Hambriento (hungry)
  • Hamish
  • Hanger-On
  • Hangry Harriet
  • Hangs by the Tail
  • Hattie
  • Haystack
  • Hazel Hilltopper
  • Heatmor (the Anteater Pokemon)
  • Herminia
  • High Table
  • Hilario
  • Hildegard
  • Hill Raider
  • Hitch & Hiker
  • Hitchhiker
  • Hobart the Hose-Nosed
  • Hocico (snout)
  • Honeycomb
  • Honker
  • Hookie
  • Hooks
  • Hormiga & Hormiguita (ant and little ant)
  • Hormiga (ant)
  • Hormiguero (anthill)
  • Hortense
  • Hose
  • Hose & Nozzle
  • Hosepipe
  • Hosey
  • Hubert
  • Hullabaloo
  • Humbert the Hungry
  • Hundreds and Thousands
  • Hungry Hank
  • Hyacinth

I: 5 names

  • Iberá
  • Ignacio the Inquisitive
  • Ima Hungry
  • Inspector Mound
  • Ipê (Brazilian trumpet tree)

J: 12 names

  • Jabuticaba (a grape-like Brazilian fruit)
  • Jacarandá (jacaranda tree)
  • Jandira
  • Jimmies
  • Jinete (rider)
  • Joaquim
  • Jubilant
  • Juca
  • Judge Snouty
  • Juniper Stripe
  • Jurema
  • Justin Thyme for Lunch

K: 7 names

  • Kapok Puff
  • Kerfuffle
  • Keyhole
  • King of the Picnic
  • King Slurp the First
  • Knuckles
  • Knucklewalker

L: 52 names

  • Lady Longtongue
  • Lady of the Tall Grass
  • Lady Slurpington
  • Lady Snootleigh
  • Lambida (a lick)
  • Lametón (a big lick)
  • Lanche (snack)
  • Lapacho (trumpet tree)
  • Last Drop
  • Leaf Blower in Reverse
  • Leander
  • Leandro
  • Leftovers
  • Lengua (tongue)
  • Lengüetazo (a big lick)
  • Lengüita (little tongue)
  • Leocadia
  • Leque (fan)
  • Les Crumbs
  • Lettice
  • Liana Loop
  • Lick
  • Lick & Flick
  • Lickety
  • Lickety Split
  • Licky

L, continued

  • Licorice
  • Lieutenant
  • Língua (tongue)
  • Linguarudo (big-tongued, a word for a chatterbox)
  • Linguine
  • Linus Longface
  • Listra (stripe)
  • Little Miss Longtongue
  • Llanos
  • Llanos Lou
  • Log Roller
  • Lollop
  • Long & Short of It
  • Long Face
  • Longfellow
  • Longshanks
  • Longsnoot
  • Lord Lickington
  • Lord of the Mounds
  • Lord Snoutley
  • Lord Tonguesworth
  • Lunch & Munch
  • Lunchtime Lou
  • Lupita
  • Luzia
  • Lysander

M: 59 names

  • Macaroni
  • Madame Plumeria
  • Madame Proboscis
  • Maestro Melero (Master Honey Lover)
  • Magistrate Plume
  • Main Course
  • Maître d' Mound
  • Major Munchies
  • Major Snout
  • Mamá & Mochila (mom and backpack)
  • Mamãe & Carona (mom and free ride)
  • Mamãe (mom)
  • Mandy Tamandua
  • Mangueira (hose)
  • Manguera (hose)
  • Maracujá (passion fruit)
  • Marigold the Silky
  • Marjorie
  • Maruja
  • Mato (bush, scrub)
  • Mato Grosso
  • Maud
  • Max Suction
  • Maximina
  • Mayor of Mound Town
  • Mel (honey)
  • Melero (honey lover)
  • Merienda (afternoon snack)
  • Metronome

M, continued

  • Miles of Tongue
  • Milkshake
  • Milkshake Straw
  • Minerva
  • Mirabel Mound-Finder
  • Mirim (small, from tamanduá-mirim, the lesser anteater)
  • Misiones
  • Miss Flickertail
  • Mister Whiffles
  • Miúdo (tiny)
  • Mo
  • Mo Termites
  • Moacir
  • Mochila (backpack)
  • Moe Ants Please
  • Monsieur Long Nez
  • Montículo (mound)
  • Monty
  • Mop & Bucket
  • Mortimer Moundsley
  • Mound & Round
  • Mr. Noodle
  • Mrs. Snout & Scout
  • Mrs. Stickywicket
  • Mud Spire
  • Munchy Monty
  • Muzzle
  • Myrmeco
  • Myrmecophaga
  • Myrmo

N: 36 names

  • Nanette
  • Naricita (little nose)
  • Narigudo (big-nosed)
  • Nariz (nose)
  • Narizinho (little nose)
  • Narizón (big nose)
  • Needle
  • Neném (baby)
  • Nest Guest
  • Nest Inspector
  • Nest Pest
  • Nettie Never-Chews
  • Never Flossed
  • Neville
  • Nibble & Gobble
  • Nibbler
  • Nibbly Nell
  • Nicolasa
  • No Chewing Required
  • No Pesticides Needed
  • No Teeth Pete
  • Noah Teeth
  • Noctámbulo (night owl)
  • Nonchalant
  • Nonpareil
  • Noodle
  • Nose & Toes
  • Nosegay (Animal Crossing anteater)
  • Nosewise
  • Noseworthy
  • Nosey
  • Nosher
  • Nothing to Brush
  • Nozzle
  • Nozzle Nose
  • Nudillos (knuckles)

O: 18 names

  • Obadiah
  • Odette Longnose
  • Olaf (Animal Crossing anteater)
  • Olavo
  • Old Mister Licketysplit
  • Olive the Ants
  • Open Arms
  • Organic Option
  • Orinoco
  • Osbert
  • Oso Hormiguero (anteater in Spanish)
  • Oso Melero (honey bear, a Spanish name for the tamandua)
  • Oso Palmero (giant anteater in Venezuela and Colombia)
  • Oswald
  • Otávio
  • Ottilie
  • Ottoline of the Ceiba Tree
  • Ouro (gold)

P: 82 names

  • Paina (silk-cotton fluff)
  • Paintbrush
  • Palm Frond
  • Palm Size
  • Palmar (palm grove)
  • Pampas Plume
  • Pantanal
  • Pantaneiro (of the Pantanal)
  • Pantry Raider
  • Pão de Queijo (Brazilian cheese bread)
  • Paraguay
  • Parasol
  • Parsnip
  • Pasajero (passenger)
  • Passenger
  • Passenger & Pilot
  • Pastizal (grassland)
  • Patinha (little paw)
  • Patita (little paw)
  • Peckish Pete
  • Pegajoso (sticky)
  • Peludo (hairy)
  • Penacho (plume)
  • Pennant
  • Peppercorns
  • Pequenino (tiny)
  • Periscope

P, continued

  • Pernilla Plume
  • Persnickety
  • Petén
  • Petisco (nibble, snack)
  • Petronila
  • Phil Mybelly
  • Phineas
  • Piccolo
  • Picnic Basket
  • Picnic Bouncer
  • Picnic Hero
  • Picnic Patrol
  • Piggyback
  • Piggyback & Pal
  • Pilosa
  • Pincel (paintbrush)
  • Pinhole
  • Pinstripe
  • Pip of the Pantanal
  • Pipeline
  • Pipette
  • Pitanga (a small red Brazilian fruit)
  • Pitillo (drinking straw in Colombia and Venezuela)
  • Plácido
  • Plate Licker
  • Pluma (feather)
  • Plume

P, continued

  • Plume Senior & Plume Junior
  • Plumero (feather duster)
  • Plumey
  • Pocket Size
  • Poke & Prod
  • Pompom
  • Ponciano
  • Poodle Nose
  • Popcorn
  • Popote (drinking straw in Mexico)
  • Poppyseed
  • Posy Piggyback
  • Potluck
  • Powder Puff
  • Prehensile Pete
  • President of the Picnic
  • Prince Proboscis
  • Princess Plume
  • Príncipe Penacho (Prince Plume)
  • Private Picnic
  • Probie
  • Proboscis
  • Profesor Popote (Professor Straw)
  • Professor Lickety
  • Professor Proboscis
  • Professor Snoutworthy
  • Protein Shake
  • Put 'Em Up

Q: 8 names

  • Quebracho (hardwood tree of the Chaco)
  • Queen of Crumbs
  • Queen Snoot the Second
  • Queen's Nightmare
  • Quentin Quickflick
  • Quill
  • Quincas
  • Quique

R: 34 names

  • Rabo (tail)
  • Racing Stripe
  • Radiant
  • Raimundo
  • Rainha do Cerrado (Queen of the Cerrado)
  • Rambler
  • Ramen
  • Rapid Fire
  • Ravenous Ray
  • Ravioli
  • Raya (stripe)
  • Rayita (little stripe)
  • Red Mound
  • Reina de la Sabana (Queen of the Savanna)
  • Reluctant
  • Remedios
  • Restaurant
  • Reverse Trumpet
  • Rey del Hormiguero (King of the Anthill)
  • Ribbon
  • Ribbontongue
  • Rider & Ride
  • Rides to Dinner
  • Rigatoni
  • Rooftop Reservation
  • Root & Rummage
  • Rosalie
  • Rosalind Ribbon-Tongue
  • Rosamund
  • Rosinha
  • Rotten Log Lodge
  • Rowan Rootsniffer
  • Rudyard
  • Rupununi

S: 122 names

  • Sabana (savanna)
  • Saddle & Blanket
  • Saddlebag
  • Sal Ivate
  • Salt & Pepper Ants
  • Santa Claws
  • Saturnino
  • Scent Hound
  • Schlurp
  • Schnoz
  • Schnozwell
  • Schnozzy
  • Scratch
  • Scritch
  • Seda (silk)
  • Sedoso (silky)
  • Seed Fluff
  • Senator Tailfeather
  • Señor Trompa (Mr. Snout)
  • Señorita Seda (Miss Silk)
  • Septimus
  • Serafín (silky anteater in Central American Spanish)
  • Sergeant
  • Sergeant Stripes
  • Seu Focinho (Mr. Snout, Portuguese)
  • Seven Footer
  • Seymour Ants
  • Shamble
  • Sheriff Stickytongue
  • Shloop

S, continued

  • Shoelace
  • Shredder
  • Shuffle
  • Shuffle & Scuffle
  • Significant
  • Silas Silkpaw
  • Silky
  • Silly Straw
  • Sip & Slurp
  • Siphon
  • Sipper
  • Sippy
  • Sipsy
  • Sir Knuckleby
  • Sir Lancelick
  • Sir Licks-a-Lot
  • Sir Nibbles the Toothless
  • Sir Reginald Longnose
  • Sir Slurpsalot
  • Sir Sniffington
  • Sir Snoot of Anthill
  • Six Leg Special
  • Six-Legged Snack
  • Skedaddle
  • Skewer
  • Slurp
  • Slurp & Burp
  • Slurp Noise
  • Slurping Sherman
  • Slurpy
  • Snack & Seconds

S, continued

  • Snacky Jackie
  • Snibs
  • Sniff & Whiff
  • Sniffer
  • Sniffkins
  • Snifter
  • Snoodle
  • Snoop
  • Snoopkin
  • Snoot
  • Snoot & Boot
  • Snooter
  • Snoothilda
  • Snootles
  • Snorf
  • Snorkel
  • Snoutabout
  • Snoutlaw
  • Snoutsworth
  • Snouty
  • Snozzle
  • Snuffkin
  • Snuffle
  • Snuffy
  • Soba
  • Sol & Sombra (sun and shade)
  • Soledad
  • Sorbito (little sip)
  • Sorrel Longstride
  • Spaghetti

S, continued

  • Spigot
  • Spoon Licker
  • Spout
  • Spring Cleaning
  • Sprinkler
  • Sprinkles on Top
  • Spyglass
  • Squiggle
  • Squire Tailsweep
  • Stickums
  • Sticky
  • Sticky & Stuck
  • Stinker
  • Stinkpot
  • Stowaway
  • Straw
  • Straw & Shake
  • Streamer
  • Stretch
  • Stripe
  • Stripe & Stowaway
  • Stripey
  • Stu Pendous Snout
  • Suction
  • Suction Cup
  • Sunbeam
  • Suriname
  • Suspenders
  • Sweeper
  • Sweepy
  • Sylvester

T: 82 names

  • Tabby Tallgrass
  • Table in the Canopy
  • Tacky
  • Tacky & Glue
  • Tagalong
  • Tail Hold
  • Tailcoat
  • Tailgrip
  • Tainá
  • Takeout
  • Tallgrass
  • Talon
  • Tam
  • Tamandu
  • Tamanduá (anteater in Portuguese, from Tupi)
  • Tamanduaí (silky anteater in Portuguese)
  • Tamanduchess
  • Tammy
  • Tamsin Tamandua
  • Tamtam
  • Tapajós
  • Tassel
  • Taxi & Fare
  • Telescope
  • Termita (termite)
  • Termitator
  • Termite Taster

T, continued

  • Termite Terror
  • Termite Tower
  • Termite Tuesday
  • Termite Tycoon
  • Thatch
  • The Exterminator
  • Thelma
  • Theodora
  • Thick Shake
  • Thicket
  • Thimble
  • Thirty Thousand
  • Thistle the Tiny
  • Thistledown
  • Thornton
  • Tía Hormiga (Aunt Ant)
  • Tião
  • Tilly
  • Tímido (shy)
  • Tin Opener
  • Tiny Mouth
  • Tiny Tapas
  • Tío Plumero (Uncle Feather Duster)
  • Tiptoe
  • Titia Mirim (Auntie Small)
  • Tobias Tall-Tail
  • Tocantins

T, continued

  • Tongue & Cheek
  • Tongue Twister
  • Tonico
  • Toño
  • Toodles
  • Toothless
  • Toothpick
  • Tragón (glutton)
  • Travieso (mischievous)
  • Treacle
  • Treetop Diner
  • Trepador (climber)
  • Tridactyla
  • Tripod
  • Triumphant
  • Trombone
  • Trompa (snout, trunk)
  • Trompeta (trumpet)
  • Trompita (little snout)
  • Tuck In & Dine
  • Tuck the Termite Taster
  • Tumbleweed
  • Turbo Suction
  • Tux
  • Tuxedo
  • Twig & Bramble
  • Two-Foot Tongue
  • Ty Nymouth

U: 6 names

  • Ubirajara
  • Udon
  • Uncle Schnoz
  • Uncle Thatch
  • Uninvited Guest
  • Upper Deck

V: 15 names

  • Vac
  • Vacky
  • Vacuum
  • Valdir
  • Vassoura (broom)
  • Vereda (palm swamp of the Cerrado)
  • Verity
  • Vermicelli
  • Vermilingua
  • Vest
  • Vest & Tie
  • Vesty
  • Viscount Vacuum
  • Viscount Vest
  • Vovô Bandeira (Grandpa Flag)

W: 21 names

  • Waistcoat
  • Wally
  • Wenceslao
  • Wendeline Whiskbroom
  • Weskit
  • Wet Season
  • Whiffle
  • Whiffster
  • Whipcord
  • Whisk
  • Whiskbroom
  • Whistle
  • Whoosh
  • Wiggles
  • Wilfred
  • Will Slurp
  • Windsock
  • Winnow
  • Wobblesworth
  • Wolf It Down
  • Worker's Comp

X: 2 names

  • Xenarthran
  • Xingu

Y: 2 names

  • Yucatán
  • Yurumí (giant anteater, from Guarani)

Z: 7 names

  • Zarpa (paw with claws)
  • Zebedee
  • Zeca
  • Zelda
  • Zigzag
  • Ziti
  • Zoe (Animal Crossing anteater)