Pabela, Superfluous
Or in common English, a third nipple - the only officially recorded distinguishing feature of Francisco Scaramanga. (TMWTGG)

Pajama
Or Pa-Ja-Ma, even; whatever the punctuation, it's the name of Sharky's charter fishing boat. (LTK)

Pal
Name of one of Quarrel's boats, registration PR23. (DN)

Palazzi, Angelo
(Paul Stassino)
Angelo was an important part of SPECTRE's NATO Project. He was surgically altered over a period of two years to resemble Major Derval, then kills him and takes his place aboard a Vulcan bomber carrying live nuclear warheads. After killing the crew with poison gas in their oxygen supply, Angelo ditches the bomber in the sea for SPECTRE to recover. His reward, however, turns out to be death - after demanding more money for his services, Largo cuts his air hose before Angelo can escape from the downed plane. (TB)

Palmer, Arnold
Famous golfer to whom Hawker, Bond's caddy, mockingly compared himself. (GF)

Palm Trees
Normally tropical plant life somehow found at the Soviet rocket launch site at Irkutsk, not generally noted for its hot weather! (YOLT)

Palmyra
The name of Largo's house on Nassau. As well as all the usual refinements of a luxury residence, it also houses a shark pool and an interrogation chamber. Bond attempts to infiltrate the house under cover of a power cut to locate Paula Caplan, but unfortunately the building turns out to have emergency generators. (TB)

Pan American
Now-defunct airline used by Bond to travel to Jamaica, Istanbul and New York, and by which he plans to return to England after Felix Leiter's wedding. (DN, FRWL, LALD, LTK)

Pan-Am 323
A New York to Kingston flight taken by James Bond en route to investigate the disappearance of agent Strangways. (DN)

Pan-Island Unity Conference
A United Nations conference at which San Monique, amongst others, is represented. (LALD)

Paper Doily
The means used by SPECTRE to summon Kronsteen from his chess competition. The message is visible through the bottom of Kronsteen's glass of water. (FRWL)

Paper Rolls
Large drum-like rolls of paper, inside which Kristatos is smuggling raw opium to be processed into heroin. (FYEO)

Parish, Sergeant
One of the American Space Marines sent aboard Drax's space station. (MR)

Parking Meter
Normally a device to relieve motorists of their spare change, when modified by Q Branch it can also relieve them of consciousness, or even their life, by spraying them with gas. (GF)

Paso del Diablo
The Devil's Pass, in other words - where Sanchez plans to set a trap for Bond with Stinger missiles after 007 hijacks one of his petrol tankers. (LTK)

Pearson, Miss
A resident of Sheriff Pepper's beat. Her dog is "foamin' all at the mouth", but Pepper has other things on his mind by this time. (LALD)

Pegasus
One of Zorin's racehorses, which wins a race at Ascot to Moneypenny's dismay (though not Bond's). Because the horse is from an inferior bloodline, Sir Godfrey Tibbett is suspicious of chicanery - correctly so, as it turns out. The horse has been implanted with a small syringe of natural horse steroids, which is activated by microchip on a command from Zorin to give the horse an extra burst of energy for the final straight. (AVTAK)

Pelange
A French specialist in antimatter who defected to Russia, assassinated on the orders of SPECTRE Number 10 after the hit was commissioned (for three million francs) by the Special Department of the French Secret Service. (TB)

Pen, Explosive
An innocuous-looking ballpoint which contains a class four grenade with a four second fuse. Three clicks of the cap arms the grenade, and another disarms it. The pen ends up in the unwitting hands of nervous fidget Boris Grishenko at the second Goldeneye centre in Cuba, and is constantly armed and disarmed as he clicks the cap - Bond slaps it from his hand at the last moment before it detonates, the explosion setting off a chain reaction that demolishes half the base. (GE)

Penfold Hearts
Bond's preferred brand of golf ball. (GF)

Pen, Poison
A gold ballpoint pen issued as CIA equipment which as well as writing letters can also be used to inject a deadly poison. Bond borrows Holly Goodhead's, and later uses it to kill a hungry python in the Brazilian jungle. (MR)

Peoples' Rest and Recuperation Centre
A well-furnished retreat for KGB agents between missions. It is used for what turns out to be the last meeting between Anya Amasova and her lover, Sergei Varzov. (TSWLM)

Pepper, Mae-Belle
The ample wife of J W Pepper, who goes with him on a holiday to Thailand. (TMWTGG)

Pepper, Sheriff J W
(Clifton James)
A Louisiana law enforcement officer, Pepper first becomes involved with Bond after stopping Adam for speeding. Moments later, his car is demolished by one of Kananga's pursuing speedboats as it tries (and fails) to jump over a river bank, and soon afterwards most of his force follows suit as their attempts to stop Bond and his adversaries all meet with an equal lack of success. When Pepper finally catches up with Bond, he is distressed to find that Felix Leiter is there to give the agent immunity.
His next encounter is on a holiday in Thailand. After being sprayed by Bond's speedboat and pushed into a river by an annoyed elephant, Pepper decides to take a break from the local culture by test-driving an American car. Things become more exciting than the usual trip around the block when Bond gets behind the wheel - after a daredevil chase and a spiralling leap over a broken bridge, Pepper is eventually arrested by local police, who are unimpressed by his Louisiana sheriff's badge. (LALD, TMWTGG)

Perez
(Alejandro Bracho)
One of Sanchez's henchmen. He tries to blow up Bond's tanker with a Stinger missile but fails, and soon after goes over a cliff when his Dodge pickup's tyres, already aflame from a close run-in with another burning tanker, ignites a stream of petrol that Bond has dumped on the road, sending the pickup out of control. (LTK)

Perfume
A small bottle of Christian Dior used by Holly Goodhead, though not for making herself smell good - it actually acts as a flamethrower. (MR)

Periscope
Normally found in submarines, Kerim Bey has one of these installed beneath the Russian consulate in Istanbul so he can spy on the conference room. The periscope was given to him by the Royal Navy. (FRWL)

Perrier
A brand of French fizzy water, a truckload of which Bond demolishes as he chases Ouromov through St Petersburg in a tank. (GE)

Pete's Garage
Part of Scaramanga's funhouse, hiding an animatronic gangster hit squad - including a fully-armed Al Capone! (TMWTGG)

Petrol Pump
Piece of equipment on the boat dock of Atlantis, proving that Ken Adam's designs really are believable! (TSWLM)

Petya
The codename for one of the two Goldeneye satellites orbiting the Earth. Ouromov fires this satellite at the Severnaya control centre to cover up his theft of the key that activates the system. (GE)

Pheasant
Type of bird hunted for sport by Drax and his guests at his California estate. (MR)

Philips
A Dutch electronics company, which among other things makes cabin speakers for helicopters, micro-cassette recorders, laserdisc and CD-ROM drives for computers and even radio detonators for explosive toothpaste. (FYEO, LTK)

Phosgene Gas
Deadly nerve agent used by SPECTRE to keep intruders out of the entrance to their volcano base. (YOLT)

Photographer
(Margaret LeWars)
Although she claims to be a freelance photographer, this young woman is actually an associate of Dr No. She would rather let Quarrel break her arm than tell Bond who she works for. (DN)

Phuyuck
A Taiwanese wine that fails to tickle Bond's palette. (TMWTGG)

Pico, Jose
A (sadly deceased) DEA informant. (LTK)

Pierre
A doorman at the Casino de Monte Carlo, who has clearly met Bond before. (GE)

Pig
The nickname for a scouring plug, used to clean out the Trans-Siberian Pipeline. One has been specially modified to carry Koskov across the border. (TLD)

Pilot
(Jean-Pierre Castaldi)
The corrupt pilot of an Apollo Airways plane, who plans to leave Bond trapped aboard the plummeting aircraft after destroying its controls while he parachutes to safety. However, Bond turns the tables by jumping out after him and stealing his parachute in mid-air. (MR)

Pimpmobile
Unflattering yet accurate description of the Cadillac driven by Whisper in New York. As well as being vulgar, it is also deadly; the passenger side mirror firing lethal darts, aimed using a small video screen inside the car. (LALD)

Pinder
(Earl Cameron)
One of Bond's MI6 contacts in Nassau. He relays information from London to Bond, as well as giving Q somewhere to demonstrate his gadgets to Bond. He drives a white Morris Minor convertible. (TB)

Piranha Fish
Some of Blofeld's more unusual pets, which can strip a man to the bone in 30 seconds, kept in a large pool at his apartment within SPECTRE's volcano base. Operatives who fail him, such as Helga Brandt, are known to end up feeding them. (YOLT)

Pirata
The name of the powerboat in which Lupe Lamora smuggles Bond to Isthmus City from Sanchez's home. (LTK)

Pistachio Nuts
Max the parrot's favourite snack, and also a staple of Columbo. The smuggler put them to other uses besides eating, using their shells to warn him of approaching guards at Kristatos's warehouse. (FYEO)

Piton
Bond makes smart use of one of these climbing implements by throwing it at Apostes as he tries to dislodge Bond from the side of St Cyrils. (FYEO)

Piz Gloria
A building high on an Alpine peak, accessible only by climbing, helicopter or cable car. Blofeld's laboratories for developing his Virus Omega are situated here. The building is blasted to atoms by Draco's demolition team after their heliborne assault. (OHMSS)

Plaster Cast
1: A cast worn on the right arm of Smithers, which canspring open with tremendous force and hit a person standing next to him. (FYEO)
2: Another Q Branch piece of broken-limbed fakery, this time a leg cast worn by Q which conceals a rocket launcher in the heel. (GE)

Plastic Explosive
Bond uses this toothpaste-like substance, stored in a belt, to blow up a cache of nitro-methane explosive. (GF)

Plastic Surgeon
(David de Keyser)
The doctor who is unhappy at having to perform facial reconstruction on Blofeld's double ahead of schedule. (DAF)

Playboy Club, The
Bunny-girl oriented establishment of which Bond is a member, along with the Playboy Casino. His membership number is 40401. (DAF)

Playdell-Smith
(Louis Blaazer)
The Principal Secretary at Government House in Jamaica. Clearly 'in the loop' regarding Bond and MI6, and also one of Strangways' bridge partners. (DN)

Polaris Missiles
The nuclear armament of HMS Ranger, of which it carries 16. Stromberg plans to use the distinctive black-and-white striped weapons to start World War III. Bond uses one of the Polaris detonators to blow a hole through the armour plating of the Liparus operations centre to bring about a slight change in this plan. (TSWLM)

Polaris Operating Authority
A machine protected by a very thick steel safe door at Faslaine naval base. It displays the navigational tracking data for Britain's fleet of Polaris submarines. (TSWLM)

Polaroid Camera
Tiffany Case uses one of these to determine whether 'Peter Franks' is who he claims to be, by photographing his fingerprints on a whiskey glass. Q also brings one to Isthmus City in his holiday kit; unlike a normal camera, this one takes x-ray pictures of its subjects, and also has a powerful laser fired from the flash! (DAF, LTK)

Police Captain
(Joe Flood)
A tubby San Francisco policeman, who when Bond claims to be a member of the British Secret Service counters with "Yeah, well I'm Dick Tracey and you're still under arrest". Not only does he have most of his patrol cars demolished in the pursuit of Bond, driving a stolen fire engine, but the next day he crashes another car while watching Bond dangle from Zorin's airship. (AVTAK)

Pool Room
Part of the Whyte House monitored by Willard Whyte's security cameras. (DAF)

Port Royal Road
Road leading out of Kingston on the way to Miss Taro's home. (DN)

Potempkin
A Soviet Delta-class ballistic missile submarine, captured by Stromberg's supertanker. (TSWLM)

Potter, General
(Colonel Burton)
One of Strangways' fellow bridge players at the Queens Club. Formerly of the Indian army, and noted for seemingly never aging. (DN)

PO 7224
Registration of Emil Leopolde Locque's Mercedes 450, which Bond kicks over an Albanian cliff - with its driver still inside. (FYEO)

PPW 306R
The registration of Bond's water-resistant Lotus Esprit. (TSWLM)

Prater Cafe
A small restaurant near the ferris wheel in Vienna, where Saunders arranges to meet Bond. (TLD)

Prescott, Mary
(Delores Keator)
Assistant to Strangways in Jamaica. Murdered by the "Three Blind Mice", leaving only her ORH+ bloodstains on his carpet. (DN)

President's Suite
The luxurious set of rooms where Bond stays at his Rio hotel. (MR)

Pretenders, The
A band fronted by Chrissie Hynde, who are seemingly the only group that Necros listens to on his Walkman. (TLD)

Prevazo Prawns
Bond's main course for his meal at Columbo's casino. (FYEO)

Prichard, Group Captain
(Leonard Sachs)
Briefly Bond's Air Force liason during Operation Thunderball, until Bond requests his assignment be moved from Canada to the Bahamas. Well, who wouldn't? (TB)

Prime Rib Angeou
One of the courses in the meal Wint and Kidd bring to Bond and Tiffany in their liner suite. (DAF)

Princess Margaret, The
The name of the Seaspeed hovercraft that takes Bond to Amsterdam. (DAF)

Prins Willem Alexander
An Amsterdam tourist boat that cruises the city's canals. It also gave its passengers something unexpected to talk about - the recovery of Mrs Whistler's body. (DAF)

Printout Transmission Unit
An ultra-low frequency radio that can send messages to submarines even when they're submerged. Bond and Commander Carter use the one aboard the Liparus to trick Stromberg's submarines into destroying each other. (TSWLM)

Project Main Strike
Max Zorin's plan to destroy Silicon Valley and grant him control of the world microchip market, by planting a huge amount of explosives in the Main Strike mine nearby and opening a 'geological lock'. The result will be a huge earthquake, followed by a flood that will wipe out the entire area. In return for doing this, Zorin demands that his business partners each pay him $100 million and half their net income. (AVTAK)

PR23
Registration number of one of Quarrel's boats. (DN)

Public Works Ministry
One of Turkey's civil service organisations specialising in construction and repair. Kerim Bey apparently has some influence there, as he was able to use their activities to install surveillance equipment in the Russian consulate. (FRWL)

Punting
Boating activity which Bond enjoys, especially when he's not doing any actual punting. (FRWL)

Purves
Chosen by HMS Ranger's first officer to follow him on an attack on the Liparus's operations room. He dies. (TSWLM)

Puskin, General Leonid
(John Rhys-Davies)
General Gogol's successor as head of the KGB, Pushkin is set up by his deputy, General Koskov, to look like a psychopath intent on reactivating the Stalin-era programme of 'smiert spionem' - 'death to spies'. After the murders of 004 and Saunders, Bond tracks Pushkin to Tangier to kill him - though the assassination is faked, in order to draw Koskov and his co-conspirators into the open. Pushkin brought his mistress, Rubavitch, to Tangier with him. Once the plot was uncovered, Pushkin and his men arrest Koskov. (TLD)

Pussfeller, Buster
(Lester Prendegast)
Barman, and friend of Quarrel. He apparently wrestles alligators, which gives him a very strong bear-hug, but not strong enough to hold Bond! (DN)

Pussy Galore's Flying Circus
Aerobatic display team, made up of five women flying Piper Cherokees, owned and operated by the eponymous Ms Galore. It was used in Operation Grand Slam to spray gas into the air around Fort Knox. (GF)

PV25
Registration number of one of Quarrel's boats. (DN)

Python
A huge South American snake which coils around its prey, crushing them to death. Bond almost runs foul of one in a pool in Drax's secret base, until he stabs it with Holly Goodhead's 'poison pen'. (MR)