Following is a list of commonly used terms on the PC, & what they mean. 
This is a name that is relatively short, and pronounceable, with the first letter capitalized, and with no underscores or numbers. Examples of formats for this type of name range from Xxxx-Xxxxxxxx, the length depending on personal preference.
WN; Well named.
This is a name that is generally pronounceable, with the first letter capitalized, and with no underscores or numbers, but may bit a bit long for some people's taste. Examples of formats for this type of name range from Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxxxxx, the length depending on personal preference.
DN; Decently named.
This is a name that is perhaps unpronounceable, possibly without the first letter capitalized, and might include a couple of number, or perhaps an underscore. Some examples of formats for this type of name might include xxxxxxxx, Xxxxx##, or perhaps Xxx_Xxxxx.
BN; Badly named.
This is a name that is generally unpronounceable, and probably includes multiple number or underscores, often without the first character capitalized, and possibly with random capitalization throughout the name. Examples of formats for this type of name might include ##XxxxXx_#, xXXxx#, or perhaps xxX__xXx##.
VBN; Very badly named.
These names generally have no real appeal, often just random numbers, letters, and underscores compiled into a single name. An example of this name format may be ##xXXx_Xxx##__x#.
"Pet Type Abbreviations;"
UC; Unconverted.
These are pet that were not converted to fit TNT's customization update. They are very valuable, as they are still in the old-art form.
This can also mean "un-clothed," denoting a pet that would generally come with color or species specific clothing that does not have the said clothing.
BD; Battledome.
This denotes that a pet is a "battledome" pet. There are several different variations/related abbreviations of this abbreviation, including;
Semi-BD, meaning a pet that has a small amount of stats, that is often untrainable.
Labbed-BD, meaning the pet has been given it's stats through the lab-ray, generally meaning the pet has high HP, decent strength, very low defense, and a very low level.
High-BD, meaning the pet has very high stats, generally all-around.
Trainable, meaning the pet is able to be trained at the Island Training School/Academy, without you first having to raise the pets level.
& HSD, meaning the combined health, strength, and defense of the pet.
"Trading/Adoption Abbreviations;"
UFT; Up for trade.
This means that the owner of a pet is seeking to trade their pet for another.
UFQT; Up for quick trade.
This means a person is looking to quickly trade their pet, often for pets worth considerably less than the pet they are trading.
UFT/UFA;
This means the owner of a pet is unsure or unbiased as to whether they trade their pet for another, or give the pet away.
UFA; Up for adoption.
This means that the owner of the pet is looking for a new owner for their pet. They often ask you create an application for the said pet.
UFQA; Up for quick adoption.
This means the owner of a pet is looking to quickly give away their pet, often without any application, or transfer.
"Pets with Dual Names/Name Abbreviations;"
Werelupe/WL; Halloween Lupe.
Mummy Ruki/MR; Halloween Ruki.
IQ; Island Quiggle.
FB; Fire Blumaroo.
OG; Orange Grundo.
Flamingo; Pink Lenny.
Toucan; Rainbow Lenny.
Snail; Maraquan Usul.
Lobster; Maraquan Buzz.
Wasp/Hornet; Darigan Buzz.
Nightsteed; Halloween Uni.
D/UC/Ks or DUCKs; Draiks/Unconverted pets/Krawks, often used when someone is seeking one of the said pets for their own pet.
Pet Name Abbreviations
VWN; Very well named.This is a name that is relatively short, and pronounceable, with the first letter capitalized, and with no underscores or numbers. Examples of formats for this type of name range from Xxxx-Xxxxxxxx, the length depending on personal preference.
WN; Well named.
This is a name that is generally pronounceable, with the first letter capitalized, and with no underscores or numbers, but may bit a bit long for some people's taste. Examples of formats for this type of name range from Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxxxxx, the length depending on personal preference.
DN; Decently named.
This is a name that is perhaps unpronounceable, possibly without the first letter capitalized, and might include a couple of number, or perhaps an underscore. Some examples of formats for this type of name might include xxxxxxxx, Xxxxx##, or perhaps Xxx_Xxxxx.
BN; Badly named.
This is a name that is generally unpronounceable, and probably includes multiple number or underscores, often without the first character capitalized, and possibly with random capitalization throughout the name. Examples of formats for this type of name might include ##XxxxXx_#, xXXxx#, or perhaps xxX__xXx##.
VBN; Very badly named.
These names generally have no real appeal, often just random numbers, letters, and underscores compiled into a single name. An example of this name format may be ##xXXx_Xxx##__x#.
"Pet Type Abbreviations;"
UC; Unconverted.
These are pet that were not converted to fit TNT's customization update. They are very valuable, as they are still in the old-art form.
This can also mean "un-clothed," denoting a pet that would generally come with color or species specific clothing that does not have the said clothing.
BD; Battledome.
This denotes that a pet is a "battledome" pet. There are several different variations/related abbreviations of this abbreviation, including;
Semi-BD, meaning a pet that has a small amount of stats, that is often untrainable.
Labbed-BD, meaning the pet has been given it's stats through the lab-ray, generally meaning the pet has high HP, decent strength, very low defense, and a very low level.
High-BD, meaning the pet has very high stats, generally all-around.
Trainable, meaning the pet is able to be trained at the Island Training School/Academy, without you first having to raise the pets level.
& HSD, meaning the combined health, strength, and defense of the pet.
"Trading/Adoption Abbreviations;"
UFT; Up for trade.
This means that the owner of a pet is seeking to trade their pet for another.
UFQT; Up for quick trade.
This means a person is looking to quickly trade their pet, often for pets worth considerably less than the pet they are trading.
UFT/UFA;
This means the owner of a pet is unsure or unbiased as to whether they trade their pet for another, or give the pet away.
UFA; Up for adoption.
This means that the owner of the pet is looking for a new owner for their pet. They often ask you create an application for the said pet.
UFQA; Up for quick adoption.
This means the owner of a pet is looking to quickly give away their pet, often without any application, or transfer.
"Pets with Dual Names/Name Abbreviations;"
Werelupe/WL; Halloween Lupe.
Mummy Ruki/MR; Halloween Ruki.
IQ; Island Quiggle.
FB; Fire Blumaroo.
OG; Orange Grundo.
Flamingo; Pink Lenny.
Toucan; Rainbow Lenny.
Snail; Maraquan Usul.
Lobster; Maraquan Buzz.
Wasp/Hornet; Darigan Buzz.
Nightsteed; Halloween Uni.
D/UC/Ks or DUCKs; Draiks/Unconverted pets/Krawks, often used when someone is seeking one of the said pets for their own pet.
