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Twin Peaks » Season 2 » Slaves and Masters
00:46:46
Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Mädchen Amick
95
Nouns
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1)
aftereffect
How do you feel? Any, any aftereffect? Dizziness?
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2)
spittoon
as a spittoon cleaner in a whorehouse.''
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3)
whorehouse
as a spittoon cleaner in a whorehouse.''
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4)
shakuhachi
of their shakuhachi flute made an excellent cudgel.
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5)
swill
lf there was a reason to climb out of this primeval swill,
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6)
madhouse
but with Hank gone, it's been a madhouse here.
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7)
mortis
How did Earle manage that with the rigor mortis?
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8)
vagrant
The vagrant from the office died from a knife wound severing the aorta.
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9)
bolo
lt was a turquoise and onyx bolo tie.
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10)
stalwart
And l'm not above feeling a little sympathy for the stalwart and the dull.
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11)
stalemate
Suffice to say, l'd like to stalemate the game,
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12)
rigor
How did Earle manage that with the rigor mortis?
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13)
drool
before and after Leo went into his drool mode.
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14)
executor
We leave him the way he is, and l become executor of the estate.
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15)
slipper
One, a white veil, two, a garter, three, a pair of white slipper,
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16)
garter
One, a white veil, two, a garter, three, a pair of white slippers,
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17)
indifference
with the casual indifference of these muted earth tones
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18)
slug
l'm betting the bullets will match the slug we took from your vest.
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19)
sweetheart
Audrey, it's a little more complicated than that, sweetheart.
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20)
veil
One, a white veil, two, a garter, three, a pair of white slippers,
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21)
fingerprint
The story rings a little truer with your fingerprint on--
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22)
driveway
He was probably long gone by the time Mr. Marsh pulled out of the driveway.
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23)
lug
But the big lug's got his heart in the right place, if nothing else.
Verbs
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1)
disturb
not to be disturb by the Confederate States' authorities.
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2)
disrupt
Men of business frequently find their personal lives disrupt
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3)
disguise
Disguised as the patriotic ventures of politicians,
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4)
lure
l found you, l lure you in and l kept you here,
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5)
owe
l owe you an apology, Norma.
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6)
sour
- But your friendship sour. - Sadly.
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7)
belong
Who does all this belong to, Pete?
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8)
invite
Everyone's invite to the party.
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9)
shoot
- Maybe you shot him. - No way.
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10)
examine
No, it isn't. l've examine his will, Jerry.
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11)
burn
Where were you the night the mill burn?
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12)
pound
l mean, l really pound Hank and l am sorry.
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13)
pour
- Don't stand there, Josie, pour. - Call me Thomas. Your brother did.
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14)
murder
Shelly almost gets murder and you're worried about what l'm doing?
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15)
taste
For the good and honest way that you taste.
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16)
strip
the samurai were strip of their weaponry.
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17)
pull
He was probably long gone by the time Mr. Marsh pull out of the driveway.
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18)
treat
But they discovered that the aged and treat bamboo
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19)
implement
l think it's time we implement the Appomattox scenario.
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20)
arm
And why are you arm with my sword, sir?
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21)
lose
They are commodities easily lost and just as easily gained.
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22)
forget
Old times there were not forgotten
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23)
attempt
We're charging him with the attempt murder of Leo Johnson.
Adverbs
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1)
succinctly
As he so succinctly put it:
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2)
tightly
Five shots, tightly grouped,
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3)
barely
l barely knew the kid.
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4)
somehow
And somehow, in spite of incredible odds,
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5)
definitely
He's making his move. Most definitely.
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6)
carefully
Now, Dale, listen carefully.
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7)
truly
This flute is truly an instrument of pleasure.
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8)
extremely
l'm indeed honored to be making your extremely sociable acquaintance.
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9)
indeed
l'm indeed honored to be making your extremely sociable acquaintance.
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10)
nearly
Hank's nearly ready to leave the hospital.
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11)
exactly
lt's not exactly what you wanted to hear, is it, James?
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12)
frequently
Men of business frequently find their personal lives disrupted
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13)
alone
He died alone,
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14)
perhaps
Perhaps you should purchase an animal of some kind.
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15)
finally
four, a pearl necklace, and finally, a wedding dress.
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16)
forward
Forward, march.
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17)
almost
Shelly almost gets murdered and you're worried about what l'm doing?
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18)
kind
Well, you have to admit, he's kind of fun this way.
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19)
soon
The police would like to see you as soon as possible.
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20)
enough
lf my father becomes incapacitated, it all goes to me when l'm old enough.
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21)
sort
And l sort of got mad.
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22)
though
l was ready, though.
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23)
far
Great players are either far or few.
Adjectives
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1)
defenseless
You poor, defenseless little widow.
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2)
sociable
l'm indeed honored to be making your extremely sociable acquaintance.
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3)
incapacitated
lf my father becomes incapacitated, it all goes to me when l'm old enough.
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4)
paprika
You know, the only words l know in Hungarian are paprika and goulash.
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5)
uncompromising
Everything must be written with a steady, uncompromising hand.
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6)
proverbial
l've removed the proverbial thorn from your paw.
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7)
muted
with the casual indifference of these muted earth tones
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8)
valiant
And may l add that, that you've been a valiant opponent of fine character.
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9)
dull
And l'm not above feeling a little sympathy for the stalwart and the dull.
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10)
patriotic
Disguised as the patriotic ventures of politicians,
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11)
neat
while Malcolm planned a nice, neat little frame.
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12)
disappointed
l'm so disappointed.
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13)
upset
Now, Audrey, you know l was upset too,
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14)
impressed
Frankly, l am impressed.
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15)
eternal
they have my eternal respect and sympathy.
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16)
attempted
Attempted murder.
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17)
nervous
l'm not sure l can tolerate a nervous co-conspirator.
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18)
steady
Everything must be written with a steady, uncompromising hand.
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19)
precious
How can l place a value on something so precious?
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20)
incredible
Josie has the most incredible hands.
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21)
careful
Careful, Evelyn.
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22)
tough
Oh, boy, what a tough break, huh?
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23)
casual
with the casual indifference of these muted earth tones
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