"My Word Is My Bond" Meaning?  I was reading a poetry book and
at the end of all the texts the author writes "my word is my
bond". I have wasted alot of time trying to figure out what that
means, and I am stil clueless. Does anybody know the meaning of
"My Word Is My Bond"? I'm very curious about this.  asked by
OPtion in Languages | 55152 views | 10-07-2009 at 10:26 PM  The
complete phrase is "my word is my bond" meaning that just by
giving your word, one can be assured that the promise will be
kept.   answered by Nala | 10-07-2009 at 10:27 PM  This is a
reference to the popular movies featuring the MI6 agent known
also as 007. Based on a book series.  answered by Guest |
10-27-2009 at 02:33 AM  I would just like to point out that the
other guest's insistence that this is to do with 007 (i.e. James
Bond) is a load of cuntybollocks.  Nala's response is the
correct one.  answered by Guest | 03-02-2010 at 11:03 AM  i
seriously doubt it has anything to do with 007.  the first part
"my word" means my promise. it'