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Young Sheldon » Season 1 » Killer Asteroids, Oklahoma, and a Frizzy Hair Machine
00:20:28
Iain Armitage, Zoe Perry, Lance Barber
449
Nouns
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raggedness
your looped and windowed raggedness defend you
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2)
superflux
that thou may shake the superflux to them
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3)
scratcher
Nothing but cigarettes and scratcher. (laughs)
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4)
chitchat
have a little chitchat in my office.
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5)
trapeze
the trapeze artist always performs with a net
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6)
mediocrity
SHELDON: You're celebrating mediocrity!
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7)
monologue
I'd like to begin with a monologue from King Lear.
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8)
knuckle
You're looking for a knuckle sandwich.
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9)
asteroid
from killer asteroid,
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10)
brooch
What's a brooch?
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11)
poop
SHELDON: Poodle poop!
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12)
orphan
Katie? Katie. You're an orphan,
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13)
sweetheart
sweetheart, not a coal miner.
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14)
fiddle
SHELDON: Fiddle-faddle!
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15)
pasture
♪ In green pasture ♪
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16)
audition
Anyway, uh, audition are next week.
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17)
spaghetti
On spaghetti and hot dog night.
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18)
heck
Oh, where the heck is that brooch?
Verbs
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disenchant
And then you became disenchant with the field like I did?
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2)
bide
that bide the pelting of this pitiless storm.
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3)
immerse
ADULT SHELDON: To master acting, I immerse myself
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4)
skate
Someone skate right over my foot.
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5)
urge
I urge you all to rise up.
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6)
shine
deserves to see you shine.
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7)
deserve
deserve to see you shine.
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8)
shake
and I walked across that field and I shook their hands.
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9)
defend
your looped and windowed raggedness defend you
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10)
transform
But one day a year, the gymnasium was transform
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11)
gather
Everybody, gather around, hmm?
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12)
blame
I blame MTV.
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13)
quit
I've quit smoking and gambling plenty of times.
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14)
suppose
I believe you're suppose to say "break a leg."
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15)
appreciate
I appreciate that.
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16)
realize
Well, you realize the cats are just the actors.
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17)
throw
And then, they threw a Hail Mary,
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18)
bet
♪ I bet I could be your hero ♪
Adverbs
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neatly
And made it all neatly fit on three poster boards.
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2)
luckily
Luckily, my parents can't afford cable.
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3)
somehow
But somehow, we managed to claw our way back
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4)
extremely
about an extremely smart young boy.
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5)
alone
is you're not going out on that stage alone.
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6)
instead
Can you at least wear pants instead of a dress?
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7)
actually
Actually, I'm trying to ignore it.
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8)
far
No. In fact, I'm going as far away from science as possible.
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9)
together
A chance for the student body to come together
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10)
else
♪ Nobody else is stronger than I am ♪
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11)
ever
have you ever been to the circus?
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12)
least
Can you at least wear pants instead of a dress?
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13)
always
You don't always win in life, he needs to learn that.
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14)
never
♪ The truth is I never left you ♪
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15)
too
You're thinking about it too much.
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16)
course
Of course you have.
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17)
around
Everybody, gather around, hmm?
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18)
down
We were down 28 points at the half.
Adjectives
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unfed
How shall your houseless heads and unfed sides,
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disrespectful
Being disrespectful, sir.
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disillusioned
Because I'm disillusioned with the school system.
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embarrassing
it's embarrassing.
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5)
muddy
It was raining, it was muddy.
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unsure
Now, I was a little unsure at first,
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definite
I'll give you a definite maybe.
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eager
an eager boy bravely taking on
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upset
I hate to see him so upset.
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10)
remarkable
thanks to a remarkable institution
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11)
bare
Uh, while some did the bare minimum...
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12)
stuck
♪ When I'm stuck with a day that's gray ♪
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13)
excited
I'm excited about it, too.
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14)
packed
Good. It's a packed house.
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15)
rough
That's rough. He's got to learn.
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16)
odd
You're an odd boy, but you make it work.
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silent
in all forms of the genre, from silent films
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18)
grown
to a grown man playing Annie,
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