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Twin Peaks » Season 2 » The Path to the Black Lodge
00:46:47
Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Mädchen Amick
86
Nouns
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1)
pewit
Little men, pewit loaded with optimism.
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2)
jape
A clever jape, perhaps, or something of value.
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3)
petroglyph
Now, when did you first see the petroglyph in Owl Cave?
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4)
festivity
Welcome to this final night of festivities
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5)
subterfuge
He has engaged us in subterfuge and red herring.
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6)
nub
Polish up that bald nub of his and see what shines.
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7)
snide
Cooper and the gang haven't even left the snide yet.
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8)
detritus
l wonder what amongst my detritus l can use to spice up Briggs' life.
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9)
damnation
As some of you-- Damnation, is this damn thing on?
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10)
furtherance
and with it, the furtherance of evil's resulting power.
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11)
anecdote
trade hilarious anecdote of the good old days.
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12)
revel
telling us when the revel begin.
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13)
deterrent
They were a deterrent so slight it was practically encouragement.
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14)
sorcerer
These-- These evil sorcerer, dugpas, they're called,
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15)
pawn
He's taken another pawn, Harry,
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16)
slit
Oh, the slit cut halfway up to Seattle.
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17)
salesman
or clothing salesman Richard Tremayne.
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18)
demise
Shelly's imminent demise.
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19)
spokesperson
The Stop Ghostwood movement needs a spokesperson.
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20)
gam
and when he gets a look at those gam
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optimism
Little men, pewits loaded with optimism.
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22)
creep
Some creep sent me a poem.
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23)
motive
without leavening motive.
Verbs
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1)
elope
Why can't we just elope and...
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2)
chomp
Our foreign investors are chomp at the bit from Paris to Beijing.
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3)
evoke
The convent evoke the image of helpless women,
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4)
applaud
l applaud your desire to do the right thing.
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5)
cultivate
they cultivate evil for the sake of evil, nothing else.
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6)
admire
Major, l admire your fortitude.
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7)
beg
No, Leo, l'm beg you.
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8)
derive
other than those derive from scripture and prayer.
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9)
hesitate
What l mean is l understand why you hesitate,
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10)
expose
but nature expose to our method of questioning.''
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11)
utilize
and perhaps utilize in some fashion.
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12)
smell
and smell that French perfume dripping off you and then...
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13)
bind
He's bound to fall for your charms.
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14)
crap
but a tire on the van crap out.
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15)
observe
''What we observe is not nature itself,
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16)
snap
When l saw you kissing that guy...something snap.
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17)
bend
Ancient sorcerers bent on evil.
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18)
blast
And l am the blast mayor.
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19)
suspect
l know something young Dale merely suspect.
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20)
engage
He has engage us in subterfuge and red herring.
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21)
arrive
Gentlemen, when Windom Earle arrive in Twin Peaks,
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22)
involve
Annie, l'm involve in a fairly complicated investigation
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23)
suppose
We were suppose to play a gig in Knife River,
Adverbs
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destructively
he became destructively obsessive.
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2)
indefinitely
we might continue this game indefinitely.
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3)
seldom
Where seldom is heard A discouraging word
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4)
practically
They were a deterrent so slight it was practically encouragement.
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5)
nowhere
and suddenly, out of nowhere, l see her face and l hear her voice.
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6)
wherever
Well, you can call her when you get to wherever it is
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7)
carefully
Listen carefully.
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8)
twice
l want each of you to check in with the sheriff twice a day.
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9)
certainly
Certainly.
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10)
alone
We'll find some way to get you two together, alone.
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11)
particularly
A fish l don't particularly care for.
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12)
perhaps
and perhaps utilized in some fashion.
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13)
sometimes
Sometimes l actually feel dizzy.
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14)
finally
Possessive of his assignments, finally violent.
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15)
quite
but nothing quite like a trout's leap in the moonlight.
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16)
recently
Have any of you had contact recently with a stranger?
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17)
outside
lf you were outside, you'd have trouble with pigeons.
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18)
actually
Sometimes l actually feel dizzy.
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19)
along
He's been after something else all along:
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20)
later
l'll talk with you about this later, okay? l promise.
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21)
far
- So far, so good. - Now, just follow me.
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fast
- Don't go too fast. - Easy.
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together
l've missed all the things we used to do together.
Adjectives
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tawdry
Tawdry little trollop.
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2)
overzealous
Earle acted in an overzealous and secretive manner.
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personable
Someone who struck you as peculiar, personable or just plain puzzling?
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4)
secretive
Earle acted in an overzealous and secretive manner.
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discouraging
Where seldom is heard A discouraging word
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ardent
Now, this-- This ardent purity allows them to access a secret place
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puzzling
Someone who struck you as peculiar, personable or just plain puzzling?
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8)
fearful
fearful of the thought of any emotion
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9)
helpless
The convent evokes the image of helpless women,
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imminent
Shelly's imminent demise.
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exponential
where the cultivation of evil proceeds in exponential fashion,
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12)
foolish
l'm sorry, Harry, that sounds foolish.
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13)
peculiar
Someone who struck you as peculiar, personable or just plain puzzling?
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tangible
This place of power is tangible and as such, it can be found, entered
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eager
l feel safe and eager.
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fried
l've been seeing your face in fried eggs all this morning.
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brave
A brave man is dead.
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distant
The planets our babbling major spoke of are more than distant orbs.
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bald
Polish up that bald nub of his and see what shines.
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slight
They were a deterrent so slight it was practically encouragement.
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strict
Oh, you're so strict, darling.
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22)
curious
Look for any curious nomenclature.
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violent
Possessive of his assignments, finally violent.
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