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Dorian Gray (or, Oscar [Wilde])
Smokey
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For a male: The Shadow. (As in the old radio plays so it needs The in front.)
For a female Freya (I don't have a reason)
Tho on thinking about it I like Dorian Gray and it would work for male or female pilgrims.
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This should work. 'Phantom' would be my suggestion.
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Thanks, olly--I couldn't get to the picture in the OP.
I offer Furty--a combination of furry and furtive. That one is definitely going to be up to no good!
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Morning Birrell, your link did not come out completey well, but by using the Quote button and taking the link out to the browser I saw your kitten. Cute, it looks a lot darker than grey though. I would call it Smoky, get another one with it and call it Bandit.( that's wat kittens are anyway) 
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You've got to get to know the cat. Listen. Watch. The cat will tell you its name.
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We keep drifting towards words about smoke, because his color is like very dark smoke, and is lighter on his belly. I wonder if people know words for smoke in obscure languages? (We have the fum/hum - family from Romance...)
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if you want obscure, how about fumee?
Obs. rare.
[a. F. fumée]
Smoke, a cloud of smoke.
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We keep drifting towards words about smoke, because his color is like very dark smoke, and is lighter on his belly. I wonder if people know words for smoke in obscure languages? (We have the fum/hum - family from Romance...) i dont know if a language with more than 300 million speakers is obscure but one not very common hindi adjective for 'smoky' is सधूम - sadhoom. as a lover of cats and science fiction this word makes me think of the home of the shadows in the series babylon 5 a place called Z'ha'dum. it seems appropriate for a familiar.
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