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The Loud House » Season 1 » Two Boys and a Baby
00:11:20
Jessica DiCicco, Grey Griffin, Catherine Taber
77
Nouns
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1)
poopsie
in "Oopsie, My Baby Made a Poopsie."
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2)
chore
My homework's done, my chore are complete,
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3)
pox
Billy just came down with chicken pox,
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4)
poop
But at least I'm not scooping poop at Aunt Ruth's.
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5)
turbulence
Okay, a little turbulence.
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6)
faucet
I couldn't turn off all the faucet in time!
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7)
aunt
Visits to Mom's aunt are torture.
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8)
shine
- Rise and shine, kids!
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9)
lobby
Her lobby has a great reading selection.
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10)
duck
- ♪ Duck and dodge and push and shove ♪
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11)
torture
Visits to Mom's aunt are torture.
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12)
loose
Clyde! Lily's on the loose!
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13)
pee
♪ Stand in line to take a pee
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14)
toe
Don't forget my extra toe!
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15)
dad
so dad can see Aunt Ruth for a change?
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16)
luck
- It's not luck. It's strategy.
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17)
alarm
[alarm blaring, both gasping]
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18)
journey
"NapQuest: The Impossible Journey!"
Verbs
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1)
cramp
- ♪ Cramped inside this tiny space ♪
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2)
remind
It remind them of the womb!
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3)
belong
I believe this belong to you.
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4)
stack
♪ Laundry piles stack up high ♪
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5)
suppose
We're suppose to be babysitting.
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6)
happen
Clyde! What happen?
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7)
beat
but it still beat eating moldy pudding at Aunt Ruth's.
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8)
eat
was eat alive by a"--
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9)
speak
Let's never speak of this.
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10)
expect
That did not go as I expect.
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11)
wait
- I was wait to see my therapist.
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12)
feed
- She feed us gross food.
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13)
flash
- My whole life just flash before my eyes!
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14)
mean
I mean, how hard could it be?
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15)
watch
We'll be right over there watch you.
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16)
put
and then put her down for a nap.
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17)
live
"and the brave Sir Clyde live happily ever after,
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18)
look
and I'm look forward to a whole day of freedom!
Adverbs
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1)
luckily
But luckily,
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2)
practically
- It's practically radioactive!
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3)
forward
and I'm looking forward to a whole day of freedom!
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4)
ever
"and the brave Sir Clyde lived happily ever after,
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5)
least
But at least I'm not scooping poop at Aunt Ruth's.
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6)
always
- And she always singles me out to do special chores.
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7)
hard
I mean, how hard could it be?
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8)
never
Let's never speak of this.
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9)
too
Wait. Maybe I could be lucky too!
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10)
course
- Of course!
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11)
right
I'll be right over...
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12)
after
"and the brave Sir Clyde lived happily ever after,
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13)
just
- She's just a baby, Clyde.
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14)
back
Go back to sleep.
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15)
now
- [coughing] Well, now, son,
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16)
here
Here, you put her in the highchair,
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17)
when
- Ew, when was this pudding made?
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18)
there
We'll be right over there watching you.
Adjectives
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1)
fierce
My bunions are aching something fierce!
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2)
brave
"and the brave Sir Clyde lived happily ever after,
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3)
dim
"while the dim-witted Sir Bobby
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4)
loud
♪ In the Loud house - ♪ Loud house
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5)
weird
That was weird. Your life just flashed before my eyes.
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6)
okay
- [crying] - It's okay, Lily.
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7)
alive
was eaten alive by a"--
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8)
gross
- She feeds us gross food.
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9)
smooth
- Great. Smooth sailing.
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10)
nuclear
It pays to have a sister whose hobby is nuclear physics.
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11)
extra
Don't forget my extra toe!
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12)
whole
and I'm looking forward to a whole day of freedom!
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13)
bad
- This shouldn't be too bad.
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14)
sure
And--and I'm not sure you're really ready
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15)
different
- Hey, is there something different about Lily?
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16)
little
Okay, a little turbulence.
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17)
white
It says babies like white noise.
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18)
much
- Well, so much for strategy.
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