Popeye?
this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2023
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Pimento
oh yeah, he spend the last 12 years undercover in the shelter
Watch out for the night screams though.
Martini
You could call it marty!
That's just really funny to me to make a diminutive out of a diminutive. Martini already means Marty. Both Martinez and Martin, which they are respectfully diminutives of come from the Latin Martinus for a child dedicated to the god Mars.
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Pickle
Olive and Pickle sound like crude bathroom signs.
Awww I love this one
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Martini.
I was going to say Yiu, as in "Olive you" (I love you), but "you" comes up way to much in regular language, would confuse the poor dog.
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Martini
Caper
Pimento
Prosciutto
Oyster
Scallop
My wife and I have an Australian shepard named Olive. We've already committed to getting a mini and naming it caper
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Muhammad
I'm losing it in the hospital corridor lmao
Martini. Marti for short, which has the benefit of being ungendered.
Basil
Hugh.
As in "Olive, Hugh!"
Explaining the joke
"all of you" or "I love you"
You could do Olive and Ollie for that sweet alliteration.
Alternatively, Olive and Chives is pretty good too.
Vermouth
Earl?
Caper
Dolive
Fig
evilO
I had a great-aunt named Olive whose husband's name was Ham (short for Hamilton).
Always known as Ham and Olive.
Anything Popeye related.
Oyl
Fig
Oil
Fig
Onion or pickle
Stone
Canola
Ertwist
Oil? Feta? Pita?
Wimpy
Eya Newton John.
Pickle
Juice?
Pimento! Especially if they're feisty.
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