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Mad Men » Season 7 » The Monolith
00:47:47
Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery
81
Nouns
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1)
seesaw
I'm on the heavy side of the seesaw right now.
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2)
firewood
You want to get firewood, help yourself.
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3)
peril
The peril of technology.
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4)
carousel
♪ Riding along on a carousel ♪
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5)
hamburger
You can't be in the hamburger business
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6)
bum
He's a bum.
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7)
hallway
Get my binoculars. They're in the hallway closet.
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8)
temper
Don't lose your temper. How much cash do you have?
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9)
sweetheart
Brooks, sweetheart,
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10)
pint
with a pint of gin every day.
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11)
dime
You can't make her turn on a dime. You'll embarrass her.
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12)
footprint
that the footprint of the machine was prohibitive.
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13)
pea
Roger: I can't believe my little "princess and the pea"
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14)
spaghetti
they give you a side of spaghetti,
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15)
metaphor
these machines can be a metaphor for whatever's on people's minds.
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16)
ape
and he hasn't clubbed another ape yet.
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17)
rumor
I don't know if you've heard the rumor,
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18)
temptation
I understand the temptation,
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19)
disturbance
It's more of a cosmic disturbance.
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20)
encouragement
But it also means tempering it with encouragement.
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21)
binoculars
Get my binoculars. They're in the hallway closet.
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22)
advancement
our technological advancement?
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23)
cannon
They shot a cannon into space.
Verbs
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1)
befit
and I would've paid you as befit your senior status.
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2)
precede
It precede you.
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3)
muck
and she muck it up.
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4)
relocate
I've relocate to our West Coast office.
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5)
supervise
That's why I supervise the installations.
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6)
explode
That whole industry is exploding.
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7)
steer
but steer clear of the area for your own safety.
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8)
apologize
Listen, I apologize about your work area.
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9)
owe
He owe me work, and he's going to the ball game?
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10)
flush
Harry Crane took a huge dump, and we got flush down the toilet.
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11)
crap
Do you have a light? Mine crap out on me.
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12)
approve
Your raise was approve. Congratulations.
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13)
inform
Lloyd, from LeaseTech, has inform us
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14)
suppose
Where are we suppose to work?
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15)
shoot
They shot a cannon into space.
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16)
divorce
Trudy and I are divorce-- getting divorce.
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17)
appreciate
I appreciate that, sir. I'm gonna go say good-bye.
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18)
realize
Now I realize the city is.
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19)
wake
Apparently, she woke up one morning
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20)
catch
♪ Will I catch up to you? ♪
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21)
cancel
You should get a TV, but it got cancel
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22)
assume
Anything left behind at noon today will be assume garbage.
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23)
lose
Look, I'm sorry you lost your lunchroom.
Adverbs
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1)
terribly
I am terribly worried.
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2)
barely
and got in a van with some hippies that she barely knew.
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3)
obviously
You're obviously here on business.
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4)
apparently
Apparently, she woke up one morning
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5)
underground
They're driving us underground.
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6)
eventually
They all become obsolete eventually.
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7)
indeed
High praise indeed. Lou?
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8)
certainly
Certainly.
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9)
exactly
I have exactly two minutes.
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10)
immediately
please remove them immediately.
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11)
alone
He's spent three weeks alone in that cave,
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12)
finally
I thought she was finally happy.
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13)
behind
Anything left behind at noon today will be assumed garbage.
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14)
forward
- Thanks for thinking of me. - I look forward to your work.
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15)
quite
- It's not symbolic. - No, it's quite literal.
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16)
late
Why were you late? You know that's a no-no.
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17)
almost
It's almost three million in billings.
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18)
actually
Actually, I left. Please, sit.
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19)
near
♪ So near, yet so far ♪
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20)
along
♪ Riding along on a carousel ♪
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21)
enough
I thought he was good enough for the time being.
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22)
later
Maybe later, off campus.
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23)
far
♪ So near, yet so far ♪
Adjectives
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1)
thousandth
They're going to open their thousandth store
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2)
venereal
and they have venereal diseases.
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3)
perverse
Because she is a perverse child who only thinks of herself.
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4)
resilient
I know how resilient they are.
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5)
serene
because the last time I did, she was so cruel and so serene.
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6)
upstate
She's upstate with some sort of religious cult.
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7)
frightening
Yes. This machine is frightening to people,
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8)
relieved
Well, I'm relieved that you weren't looking for a better conversation.
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9)
exponential
This guy has exponential growth.
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10)
dire
I didn't know how dire it was, but if you need money--
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11)
exhausted
and you're exhausted and you don't even know what you did.
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12)
exquisite
He's an exquisite copywriter, if nothing else.
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13)
obsolete
Don't yours become obsolete?
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14)
rude
It's a little rude, but I'm fine.
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15)
overwhelming
Being a young mother can be overwhelming,
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16)
cruel
because the last time I did, she was so cruel and so serene.
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17)
philosophical
And a little bit philosophical?
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18)
useless
is useless.
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19)
upset
You're upset.
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20)
grateful
I had you, and I was grateful.
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21)
infinite
because it contains infinite quantities of information,
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22)
technological
our technological advancement?
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23)
excited
George is very excited about our bicoastal presence.
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