Name: War Horse
Released: 2017-09-21
Duration: 2 h 26 min
Cast: Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson, David Thewlis

Words to remember

Nouns

1) scruple

Not having scruple, are you, Jim?
2) footstep

He's playing Grandma's Footsteps!
3) stamen

He's got speed, I'll give him that. But has he got stamina?
4) stubbornness

Not a dollop of ordinary sense, but that thick stubbornness
5) alway

We're the lucky ones. Always have been.
6) crutch

Your friend, on the crutch over there,
7) splint

No curbs, no splint. Good feet and teeth. He's as sound as a bell, sir.
8) sketchbook

It's Captain Nicholls' sketchbook!
9) tetanus

- It's probably tetanus. It's no good. - Please, sir!
10) flank

Once you're in no man's land, go to the flank,
11) plow

I thought you needed a plow horse, Mr. Narracott.
12) sod

Greedy sod. Thinks he can just buy anybody. Eight!
13) bog

And now your son's sinking into the selfsame bog that's swallowing you.
14) oats

It's oats.
15) reconnaissance

Time spent on reconnaissance is rarely wasted.
16) bum

I do remember you falling on your bum in a ditch.
17) pup

He raised him up from a pup, he did.
18) outrage

That is a complete and bloody outrage. It's the lad's horse, sir! From Devon.
19) coward

- You are a coward, aren't you? - Yes.
20) trench

So, how's things in yonder trench?
21) pint

You haven't got the money. Let's go home, let's have a pint.
22) pasture

"He leadeth me into green pasture."
23) believer

And I'm a great believer in my rights.
24) lad

Now, now, lad. What? Are you blad as well?
25) rum

And they bring rum cake on your birthday.
26) butcher

It's the butcher from Cambrai. He's been bidding for the best all morning.
27) garrison

What? Did you think that a garrison on open ground would go undefended?
28) ditch

I do remember you falling on your bum in a ditch.

Verbs

1) chuff

See, what you done today, you and Joey, you're chuff up now,
2) bugger

Bugger off, you tight bastard.
3) injure

- What do we do with the horses? - If they're injure, shoot them.
4) plow

I promise you that field will be plow.
5) batter

You're as batter and bloodied as he is.
6) whistle

Now, Joey, when I whistle, you've got to come. Understand?
7) groom

Every horse groom and fit for presentation.
8) toss

But the first day he got home he just toss them out.
9) scare

Scares the living daylights out of me.
10) swear

I, Albert Narracott, solemnly swear we will be together again.
11) owe

Just give me till the autumn. I'll pay every penny I owe you, with interest.
12) distinguish

That's the Distinguished Conduct Medal.
13) urge

that urge me to rent you this place,
14) remind

You know what it remind me of out there?
15) intend

and who I intend to marry one day.
16) settle

- with the slightest bump or fall. - Yes. That's right. So, it is settle?
17) dare

Make the Kaiser rue the day he dare to cross swords with us.
18) refuse

he refuse to be proud of killing, I suppose.
19) fancy

- I don't think he fancies your owls. - I read it in a story.
20) belong

then they belong to me.
21) pitch

and they have pitch tents for the night and lit cooking fires.
22) harm

If you or any of your friends harm her,
23) suppose

You were suppose to buy a plow horse!
24) shoot

You shoot that horse, we have nothing.
25) lie

You lie about everything!
26) throw

First day he could walk, he threw them straight in the dustbin
27) promise

I promise you that field will be plowed.
28) imagine

even if it's a higher price than many of us might have imagine.

Adverbs

1) fettle

You've fettle enough for 20 men.
2) violently

And they'll coil back rather violently,
3) someday

I'll give it back to him someday.
4) gently

Gently, Perkins. I don't want to sour him.
5) alternatively

Or alternatively think, "I fancy that cap," and kill you first of all.
6) beside

"He leadeth me down beside still waters."
7) wherever

Wherever you are, I will find you, and I will bring you home.
8) literally

Literally. Never better.
9) steady

Steady there, boy. Steady, boy. That's it. Nice and done now, isn't it?
10) strictly

'cause we've more than we need, strictly speaking.
11) aside

- Dad? - Move aside.
12) opposite

And yet we taught 'em opposite.
13) besides

Besides, they scare off all the pretty girls.
14) somewhere

Find somewhere to hide them.
15) obviously

Mother obviously never told you how to fold a shirt.
16) definitely

That definitely isn't a cow.
17) carefully

Emilie, I want you to ride very slowly. Very carefully.
18) unfortunately

Unfortunately, he was in love with a girl called Marie, who had your teeth.
19) normally

I'm not normally allowed to drive it 'cause it's so...
20) twice

- I'll give you twice what... - You don't know anything about him.
21) neither

He won't be any good in the war neither. He shies at every sound.
22) indeed

one of them really is wearing a very stylish cap indeed!."
23) certainly

He's certainly got the bit between his teeth.
24) nearly

Thirty guineas isn't nearly enough to purchase a horse
25) immediately

Officers' horses only. All other horses are to be auctioned immediately.
26) alone

But you're not alone, are you?
27) perhaps

Perhaps we could use some of them with the ambulances,
28) behind

Charge through them and secure the ground behind.

Adjectives

1) unpromising

and setting yourself at this stony patch of unpromising ground.
2) undefended

What? Did you think that a garrison on open ground would go undefended?
3) sickly

She's sickly, no?
4) taut

Keep it taut! Use your whip!
5) regimental

That's his regimental pennant.
6) barbed

For the barbed wire.
7) victorious

We have been victorious,
8) solemn

I made her a solemn promise that you would be safe with me.
9) stubborn

This is a stubborn one, huh?
10) daft

Don't be daft. You need something solid to plow a field.
11) disgusting

I hope you have not bought me a disgusting dress
12) decisive

The first attack can and should be the decisive one. Perkins?
13) ashamed

- Will Father be ashamed? - He will pretend to be.
14) splendid

and so you should be, my splendid boy.
15) dull

Buttons, helmet buckles, stirrup irons, let them all go dull.
16) brave

think how brave he is for refusing to be proud.
17) entertaining

Always entertaining, Narracott. I'll give you that.
18) gentle

There'll be nothing gentle about the war, sir.
19) remarkable

A remarkable horse, you are, helping us help you.
20) eternal

The blood of Christ keep thee in eternal life.
21) robust

Kind what give robust massages?
22) slight

- with the slight bump or fall. - Yes. That's right. So, it is settled?
23) fallen

and his fallen comrades proud.
24) gorgeous

All right. First up today, a gorgeous young horse.
25) decent

hold their pints and hold their heads high in decent company.
26) steady

Steady, boy.
27) fancy

How are you going to plow it? Not with that fancy animal of yours.
28) drunk

even drunk on a Tuesday night. You know that.

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