Kissy Suzuki (You only live twice) As in "kiss."

Tiffany Case (Diamonds are Forever) Like a jewelry box from Tiffany's.

Mary Goodnight (The Man with the Golden Gun) She's good at night.

Bibi Dahl (For Your Eyes Only) Because she looks like a "baby doll."

Foxxy Cleopatra (Goldmember) "Foxy" is a 1970s word for beautiful and sexy.

Honey Rider (Dr. No) Honey is an endearment. Ride is what she likes to do (on spies, not horses).

Xenia Onatopp (Goldeneye) On top is her preferred sexual position.

Austin Powers girls don't have suggestive names. Just bad ones!

Pussy Galore (Goldfinger) "Pussy" has several meanings. One is "cat." (This is definitely not the meaning here!) The other two are: 1. sex 2. vagina. "Galore", of course, is a non-slang word meaning a lot of something...

Octopussy (Octopussy) See above...

Plenty O'Toole (Diamonds are Forever) "Tool" is slang for penis. In the movie, Bond asks her if she was named after her father.

Dr. Holly Goodhead (Moonraker) "To give head" is to perform oral sex.

Alotta Fagina (International Man of Mystery) A deliberate parody of "Pussy Galore" (see left), the pronunciation of this name is like "A lot of vagina."

Ivana Humpalot (The Spy Who Shagged Me) Ivana sounds like "I want to." "Hump" means to have sex.

Dixie Normous (Goldmember) A parody of "Plenty O'Toole." Sounds like: "Dick's enormous." Means: My penis is huge.

Robin Spitz Swallows (The Spy Who Shagged Me) Like Dr. Holly Goodhead (left), this is a reference to oral sex. According to the dialogue, her name was "Spitz" before marriage. "Swallows" is her married name.

Felicity Shagwell (The Spy Who Shagged Me) "Shag" is slang for have sex (not commonly used in the US these days) In the movie, she introduces herself by saying "Shagwell by name. Shag very well by reputation."