1. “Pip” (Pipo)
2. “Rocco” (Rocky)
3. “Bobby” (Bobbie)
4. “Teddy” (Timmy)
5. “Mortimer” (Murphy)
6. “Willy” (Willie)
7. “Clyde” (Clifford)
8. “Duke” (Don)
9. “Hank” (Harry)
10. “Franklin” (Freddie)
11. “Oscar” (Osborne)
12. “Jasper” (Jake)
13. “Edgar” (Eddie)
14. “Fritz” (Freddy/Fritz/Freddy Jr.)
15. “Sid” (Samuel)
16. “Lester” (Little Lester)
17. “George” (Gus)
18. “Lou” (Lucy)
19. “Nelson” (Napoleon)
20. “Bertram” (Billie Bertram/Bertie Bertram/Billie Bertram Jr.)
21. “Albert” (Alison/Albert/Alison Sr.
22. “Cecil” (Cecilia)
23. “Lloyd” (Lloydie)
24. “Dudley” (Dudley Lou)
25. “Ezra” (Ezzie)
26. “Harvey” (Herb)
27. “Homer” (Herman)
28. “Kendall” (Ken)
29. “Slippers” (Sunglasses)
30. “Pebbles” (Pebble)
31. “Spike” (Spikey)
32. “Whiskers” (Fuzzy/Fuzzie)
33. “Spots” (Spot)
34. “Shadow” (Shadow/Shady)
35. “Snowball” (Snowy)
36. “Squeakers” (Squeaks)
37. “Sprocket” (Sprockie)
38. “Sarge” (Sargent/Boss)
39. “Spike” (Spikey)
40. “Tally” (Youngster)
41. “Boots” (Boot/Booth)
42. “Scout” (Scouty)
43. “Butch” (Buster)
44. “Shelby” (Shelbey)
45. “Fritz” (Fred)
46. “Teddy” (Teddy Bear)
47. “Fang” (Fangs)
48. “Cassidy” (Cassidy/Cassidy Jr.)
49. “Duke” (Duke/Dukie)
50. “Rhett” (Rhett/Rhett Junior)
51. “Beau” (Beauregard)
52. “Gator” (Alligator)
53. “Hank” (Hancock)
54. “Xerox” (Copy Cat)
55. “Lucky” (Lucky/Lucky Jr.)
56. “Spike” (Spiffy)
57. “Ranger” (E.T.)
58. “Sparks” (Sparks)
59. “Fluffy” (Fluffles)
60. “Ranger” (Park Ranger)
61. “Shelby” (Bones)
62. “Sparky” (Sparkplug)
63. “Duke” (Elvis)
64. “Gus” (Augustus Gloop)
65. “Sugar” (Sugartits)
66. “Spike” (Spiker)
67. “Flapjack” (Captain Flapjack)
68. “Pepper” (Peppy/Peppermint Patty)
69. “Maverick” (Maverick/Maverick Jr.)
70. “Bubba” (Bubba Gump)
71. “Buster” (Buster/Bustah)
72. “Hughes” (Hughes Sr./Hughes Jr.)
73. “Spuds” (Pots/Potatoes)
74. “Buttons” (Buttons)
75. “Scruffy” (Raggedy Andy)
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How to Get Your Amazing Invention on Store Shelves: An AZ Guidebook for the Undiscovered Inventor by DJ Haraway – 2003 – Prickly Paradigm Press Chicago
