| Etiology | Movie | Year |
| Original. Possibly a general statement on the eternity of the future, or a reference the the villain's newspaper | |
| Original. The Bond family motto (First mentioned in a novel over 35 years earlier) | |
| Altered from the short story. A line from a hunting song | |
| From the short story. The villain/main character's aquatic pet | |
| From the novel. The location where the card game takes place | |
| From the novel. Bond's attitude towards how he handles cases | |
| From the novel. One of two things that is eternal, the other being death | |
| Original. The location where Ian Fleming wrote the Bond novels, or two satellites in the movie | |
| | Etiology | Movie | Year |
| Original. Unknown origin, possibly a reference to Chicken Little | |
| Original. A reference to Bond's 'legal' proof entitling him to do his job, which is revoked in the movie | |
| From the short story. Bond scared this out of villain | |
| From the novel. Bond, from the point of view of the main character | |
| From the novel. The name of the villain | |
| From the short story. A reference to the secret nature of Bond's mission | |
| From the novel. The name of the villain with a reference to his degree | |
| From the novel. Bond's employers | |
| | Etiology | Movie | Year |
| From the novel. A line from a haiku created by Bond | |
| From the short story. The last remaining element in a relationship before the split | |
| From the novel. The codename of Bond's mission | |
| From the novel. The name of the villain's missile plan | |
| From the novel. A reference to the correspondence between the female protagonist to Bond | |
| From the novel. A nickname of the villain referencing his unique weapon | |
| Original. A line from a A. E. Housman poem, or a line from Bond referencing the villain's supposed expiration | |
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