Name: The Woman / Heroine
Released: 2018-06-05
Cast: Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill

Words to remember

Nouns

1) spelunker

Can't have spelunker poking around there, can we?
2) veldt

Gets quite brisk on the veldt of Kenya, doesn't it?
3) denar

and the denar would remain the currency of Macedonia.
4) catacomb

in London's extensive network of underground tunnels and catacomb,
5) neurochemical

Mm. You know I'm not releasing any more neurochemical, right?
6) kidnapper

he tells me the kidnapper have been in touch with him.
7) henchman

The henchman she was with had a gun, and this is not my fault.
8) beeline

He came in through the kitchen door and made a beeline for Irene's room.
9) bondsman

His lawyer and his bail bondsman have no idea where he is.
10) subterfuge

I apologize for the subterfuge,
11) banister

Next thing I know I'm zip-tied to the banister
12) perp

He's lucky the perp decided to shoot him there.
13) interrogator

So Isaac Proctor worked for them as an interrogator in the late '90s.
14) restorer

Now, Mr. Kirby of the British Museum said that as his top restorer,
15) gouge

would re-create the gouge in the canvas.
16) lemur

smuggling two lemur into the country.
17) smuggler

- I am not that man. BELL: Not a smuggler?
18) bolo

Tell them to put out a BOLO for Isaac Proctor.
19) accomplice

So Theophilus isn't Moriarty's accomplice. He's her victim.
20) sedative

I've given her a sedative,
21) turmeric

In 1839, you needed turmeric to make ocher paint.
22) discoverer

HOLMES: As the discoverer of the species,
23) thud

[JOVANA SCREAMS THEN BODIES THUD]
24) chagrin

so you can imagine Greece's chagrin when Yugoslavia broke apart
25) gunshot

Plus he's refusing medical attention for a gunshot wound?
26) fleck

you've had fleck of paint of very different colors on your hands.
27) uproar

Imagine the uproar
28) opiate

You know, I almost stole a vial of opiate from a crime scene yesterday.

Verbs

1) poach

They were poach and they were being auctioned off
2) abduct

but she was abduct, moved from place to place.
3) devastate

Guy's gotta be devastate.
4) dabble

that I dabble with the occasional narcotic.
5) orchestrate

A move no doubt orchestrate by your new owner.
6) empathize

You know, you're the only person I ever empathize with.
7) smuggle

You just unloaded a smuggle crate from it.
8) predominate

To me, she eclipsed and predominate the whole of her gender.
9) lurk

- You lurk. - I do.
10) kidnap

Yeah, I kind of doubt you kidnap her and never asked her name.
11) seduce

you seduce me, faked your own death,
12) deduce

And if I deduce correctly,
13) shred

The muscle in your shoulder is shred.
14) unload

You just unload a smuggled crate from it.
15) ignite

She pursues projects which ignite her passions.
16) tinker

By day, he tinker with her mind,
17) procure

who procure items for auction at Christie's.
18) devise

So I devise a way to study you
19) inherit

He inherit it from his uncle when he was 3 years old.
20) uncover

I uncover her plan, saw how to stop her, and she succeeded.
21) flee

The Narwhal has fled.
22) remake

and has since remade himself as the legitimate head
23) ditch

He told me you ditch him outside the precinct. What's the deal?
24) apologize

I apologize, Mr. Holmes.
25) beg

Please, I'm beg you...
26) diagnose

She diagnose your condition earlier this evening.
27) insist

Well, as long as Macedonia insist on calling itself Macedonia,
28) sha

No, I sha't be consulting on Irene's case.

Adverbs

1) unmistakably

I've been politely but unmistakably rebuffed,
2) someplace

I thought you were taking me someplace safe.
3) tremendously

I imagine it to be tremendously energizing.
4) infinitely

And yet nature is infinitely wily.
5) distinctly

I distinctly remember you saying
6) neatly

can handle the transition neatly. Excuse me.
7) terribly

You're right. I'm being terribly rude.
8) practically

I practically begged you.
9) repeatedly

He has, over the years, played the role repeatedly and with great conviction.
10) presently

His mother is presently the Speaker of Parliament
11) differently

I feel differently now.
12) precisely

Yes, precisely.
13) barely

- Okay, what's the pain like today? - It's fine. It's barely even noticeable.
14) virtually

Once we're at St. John's Airport, virtually any destination...
15) aside

Scotland Yard asked me to step aside.
16) besides

Besides, I don't think I'd be much use.
17) somewhere

Somewhere you can really be safe.
18) obviously

- It was a message, obviously. - Why would he send me a message?
19) apart

so you can imagine Greece's chagrin when Yugoslavia broke apart
20) unfortunately

Unfortunately, our business is pressing.
21) possibly

How could you possibly know that?
22) twice

We've seen this kind of modification twice recently.
23) doubt

A move no doubt orchestrated by your new owner.
24) absolutely

that you had absolutely nothing to contribute to the medium.
25) previously

HOLMES: Previously on Elementary:
26) nearly

This prescription was filled by your wife nearly a month ago.
27) exactly

What exactly are you talking about? An abduction?
28) earlier

That is why you wanted me to leave the country with you earlier.

Adjectives

1) gamboge

Your gamboge tip paid off.
2) unpulled

A gun which remains unpulled cannot be brought to bear on a situation.
3) intractably

Greece has pledged to remain intractably opposed
4) unsanctioned

of some unsanctioned work with dynamite to see if I was right or not.
5) felonious

and which of them are counts of felonious theft.
6) precancerous

Oh, was it...? Was it precancerous, huh?
7) vexing

And this is a particularly vexing case.
8) insipid

He can have this whole insipid country back.
9) disoriented

DOCTOR: Ms. Adler, I understand you're disoriented,
10) awash

Well, we just had sex, so my brain is awash with neurochemicals.
11) passable

it might make a passable safe house in case of emergency.
12) meticulous

who is capable of meticulous planning and extremes of self-discipline.
13) expedient

but it seemed the most expedient way to get you away from Sherlock.
14) inconvenient

because things get inconvenient!
15) brisk

Gets quite brisk on the veldts of Kenya, doesn't it?
16) undocumented

I became convinced there was a quarter mile of undocumented tunnel,
17) freaking

Before he was tutoring kids, he worked in a freaking think tank.
18) extinct

Why would anyone buy into a currency that's about to become extinct?
19) dazzling

but I have the most dazzling of excuses.
20) prolific

one of Europe's most prolific maritime smugglers.
21) macedonian

So why is Moriarty interested in a couple of Macedonian politicians?
22) elusive

But he was elusive. They could never in fact prove that he was a criminal.
23) accustomed

although I admit I'm not accustomed to rebuffings.
24) sober

I'm not your sober companion anymore.
25) obsessed

Moriarty's obsessed with Holmes. Doesn't want him touched.
26) noticeable

- Okay, what's the pain like today? - It's fine. It's barely even noticeable.
27) addicted

get addicted to heroin.
28) inferior

You proceeded to prove you were inferior

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