Name: Tremors 4: The Legend Begins
Released: 2020-06-26
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Cast: Mia Sara, Michael Gross, Billy Drago

Words to remember

Nouns

1) telegrapher

The telegrapher at Carson City wouldn't allow foolishness with his equipment.
2) chawed

Now, that is one catawampussly chawed-up rig.
3) proprietress

Mr. Gummer, I'm Christine Lord. Proprietress of the local hotel.
4) injun

So who do you want me to kill? That Injun over there?
5) cufflink

And the cufflink? Genuine diamonds?
6) gunfighter

- You're going to hire a gunfighter? - I think that is a good idea.
7) madder

- The longer I look, the madder I get! - (whoosh)
8) trifle

Fu Yien, I'm a trifle short of cash at present. May we barter instead?
9) foolishness

The telegrapher at Carson City wouldn't allow foolishness with his equipment.
10) pusher

This is one sorry collection of lead pusher you got here.
11) rattlesnake

Amigo, I like to fight with rattlesnake just for the fun of it,
12) cabal

Very well. To ensure my resources are not squandered by this cabal of hooligans,
13) molasses

Nonsense. Surely you have flour, molasses and ginger?
14) bedlam

How long is this bedlam to last?
15) bastion

We will make Rejection our last bastion, our last line of defense.
16) blackmail

That's blackmail. You wouldn't betray me like that.
17) foothill

These foothill are made of rock. We can walk on them all the way to Rejection.
18) blacksmith

Our blacksmith, also closed.
19) ambush

Yes, an ambush. We will lead them into our very gun muzzles.
20) belongings

I'll send for my belongings, and see that the horse and equipment are returned.
21) barter

Fu Yien, I'm a trifle short of cash at present. May we barter instead?
22) racket

- If you can abide the racket. - The work would go faster if you'd help.
23) sled

I was thinkin' I could make a sled for it. We could pull it behind the last wagon.
24) telegram

But wait, that's it. A telegram. We must send a telegram immediately.
25) salesman

Oh, a salesman gave that to me when he couldn't pay his bill.
26) momma

And you are not going to work on the rail road like momma and poppa.
27) riches

Well, nobody's walking away from riches like that.
28) fob

That is a twenty-dollar gold piece on your watch fob, isn't it?

Verbs

1) intransigent

Whoa, you intransigent beasts!
2) squander

Very well. To ensure my resources are not squander by this cabal of hooligans,
3) trifle

As I keep say... saying, these things are not to be trifle with.
4) precede

You will be precede by a telegram to the newspapers
5) nab

Gummer, dag nab it, ain't you got no pride?
6) reopen

Once I reopen the mine, the whole town will prosper.
7) reckon

I reckon I do.
8) hast

"Thou thy worldly task hast done,
9) plague

describing in detail the creatures plaguing the mine, and why it is unworkable.
10) beg

- This is for you. - I beg your pardon?
11) abandon

17 miners were killed in one day. The workers abandon it.
12) scare

- Where did it go? - Maybe the noise scare him away.
13) peel

OK, Juan, you keep your eye peel for them there snake things.
14) curse

You can have the curse mine.
15) render

For services render, you may have the bicycle.
16) possess

As none of you possess sufficient leadership skills,
17) tear

They cannot break through the floor, so they are tear it apart.
18) declare

Gentlemen, I declare this mine perfectly safe.
19) intend

When I reach Philadelphia, I intend to sell that mine for at least $50,000.
20) dare

We dare not face them on their terms.
21) smell

I smell it in the mine.
22) defend

On high ground. Readily defend. It will even have a basement.
23) snake

OK, Juan, you keep your eye peeled for them there snake things.
24) attract

I tell you, these things are attract by the slightest noise.
25) assure

I assure you, he knows them.
26) pray

I pray that we are correct.
27) tap

Must you tap so loudly?
28) relax

Now, you just relax, you just let your eyes, your brain, your hand, your trigger finger,

Adverbs

1) fearfully

I am fearfully outclassed.
2) forthwith

- I want to speak to him forthwith. - That might prove difficult.
3) nicely

I should like a gingerbread cake. Yes, that should do nicely.
4) meanwhile

Meanwhile, she's taking all your money.
5) somehow

You have black powder. Maybe we could blow it up somehow.
6) perfectly

Gentlemen, I declare this mine perfectly safe.
7) aside

Hyperbole aside, you are accurate with a firearm?
8) somewhere

- We gotta get up somewhere! - Where?
9) personally

"Will take matters into hand personally. Signed, Hiram Gummer."
10) obviously

Obviously we were expecting to see a demonstration of...
11) definitely

I don't know when, but they are definitely coming.
12) apart

They cannot break through the floor, so they are tearing it apart.
13) underground

When they're not underground, they're... flying. Very fast.
14) forever

You men will take forever. Using a boy to do a man's work?
15) tight

You just make sure that gate is tied up tight.
16) twice

I'd have walked twice that far to get away.
17) neither

There ain't nothin' here neither.
18) indeed

No, indeed, um... Thank you, son. Thank you.
19) exactly

Exactly. Someone who is proficient with firearms who can...
20) earlier

I was rude earlier. I apologize.
21) immediately

But wait, that's it. A telegram. We must send a telegram immediately.
22) alone

Mrs. Lord, in any civilized place my name alone is quite sufficient.
23) perhaps

Perhaps the warm water hatched them.
24) instead

Fu Yien, I'm a trifle short of cash at present. May we barter instead?
25) quite

We're quite proud of our engine. It's going to run our electric lights one day.
26) almost

Almost there. Just another few minutes.
27) actually

No, actually, that was a camel.
28) inside

We'd better bring the horses inside.

Adjectives

1) cross-country

This is the cross-country model. The horse can carry my kit. Off we go!
2) godforsaken

My intention is to leave this godforsaken place, as should all of you.
3) passable

Delightful music and a passable meal. Which I should like to end with an aperitif.
4) needful

Closed? The mine closed? I feel I've not been privy to most needful information.
5) soggy

Soggy?
6) observant

Yes. You're observant. Which would you like?
7) despicable

That we stand our ground and fight these despicable beasts to the death!
8) ferocious

- They're ferocious and fast. - It takes real backbone to face 'em down.
9) demented

My father, in his final demented days,
10) demonic

They spring from the ground like, uh... like some demonic trout.
11) bustling

- Of course. - Quite the bustling metropolis.
12) dreadful

What a dreadful odor.
13) unparalleled

You'd have to be an unparalleled shootist.
14) negotiable

"Salary negotiable."
15) pathetic

until this pathetic town has a proper bank to which I can wire funds.
16) absurd

Don't be absurd. You will run a proper tab
17) proficient

Exactly. Someone who is proficient with firearms who can...
18) anxious

cos I'm gettin' awful anxious to unravel me some cartridges.
19) unacceptable

He say "Low profit from mine unacceptable."
20) delightful

Delightful music and a passable meal. Which I should like to end with an aperitif.
21) rude

I was rude earlier. I apologize.
22) cruel

- Stake a horse. When they go for it... - Tecopa, that's cruel.
23) awful

Awful soft dirt in here. Make sure you shore it up good.
24) dumb

Juan, we were lucky. Dumb lucky.
25) deaf

Maybe they gone deaf.
26) enormous

They're enormous. Ravenous.
27) remarkable

Remarkable. Um... Thank you. Thank you very much.
28) slight

I tell you, these things are attracted by the slight noise.

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