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Desperate Housewives » Season 8 » Who Can Say What's True?

00:43:12

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) schoolmarm

That doesn't scream "frigid schoolmarm."
2) knickknack

And some of your fabulous knickknack
3) jiggle

You know, the jiggle is just a band-aid.
4) amaretto

But an amaretto float...
5) stepfather

Your stepfather will never hurt you again.
6) buzzword

Gaby, you can't write down a bunch of buzzword
7) doorbell

At least the doorbell's working again.
8) pinion

I knew what rack and pinion steering was?
9) virginity

I sometimes think I married him just to lose my virginity.
10) pari

Had to happen while dad was in pari, right?
11) bartender

Oh, I don't suppose the bartender
12) waiter

The waiter took it. What? Wait.
13) verge

Anyway, they're on the verge of signing with carlos,
14) bourbon

Too busy for bourbon?
15) unicorn

If you... Covered it with a unicorn poster?
16) repression

Mm, hello, repression.
17) germ

The fun of a place like this is getting germ on your elbows.
18) bender

He goes on a little bender, then comes home,
19) viability

Of the long-term viability of the euro.
20) peek

I'll let you sneak the first peek. Come on!
21) parrot

But they had a movie about a parrot
22) pigeon

Like pigeon and cilantro.
23) diva

Would want to come to a dive like this.

Verbs

1) jiggle

You know exactly what he jiggle or... Never mind.
2) vow

(British accent) yes, because the I.m.f. Has vow
3) insist

Well, I'm glad that he insist on good behavior.
4) swear

I'm a fast learner, I swear.
5) forgive

I say we forgive each other and just stay mad at bree.
6) retire

Robert? He retire.
7) disappear

The husband disappear four months ago,
8) oppose

Ah. So as oppose to tightly controlling our portfolio,
9) warn

So when they warn you about someone suspicious,
10) bounce

Well, I, uh, I just bounce a check.
11) bash

And now my wall has a huge hole bash in it?
12) distinguish

The main thing that distinguish you
13) deserve

Honey, I deserve it. You're right.
14) smell

♪ ta-da ♪ wow, that smell great.
15) suppose

What's that suppose to mean?
16) kick

I kick you out. It's okay.
17) divorce

Yeah, yeah, she, uh, she divorce some athlete
18) recognize

Don't you recognize the stationery?
19) ignore

I ignore them. I verbally abuse them,
20) throw

It's just fancy lingo. You throw it around.
21) bet

I bet.
22) promise

(whispers) I promise.
23) mention

When your mom mention him,

Adverbs

1) verbally

I ignore them. I verbally abuse them,
2) urgently

If he's a friend, I suggest you urgently
3) supposedly

And even now when I'm supposedly some sort of a success.
4) tightly

Ah. So as opposed to tightly controlling our portfolio,
5) privately

And I wanna process it... (whispers) privately.
6) wherever

Oh. Here. Sit wherever you want.
7) barely

And a tight little dress that barely covered your hoo-ha.
8) definitely

But I am definitely not a missing-people kind of person.
9) forever

Your explanations take forever. Just spell it.
10) absolutely

Absolutely. Oh, bree, you'll see.
11) previously

Previously on...
12) exactly

Exactly. So now all of a sudden,
13) alone

Fine. Sit here alone like daddy wanted.
14) sometimes

I sometimes think I married him just to lose my virginity.
15) finally

I think this whole alejandro nightmare is finally over.
16) instead

Instead of a larger one with a longer track record?
17) outside

Yeah, do me a favor, bud. Step back outside.
18) actually

Or you could actually buckle down
19) inside

I have no idea how to get inside.
20) soon

I didn't realize you were coming back so soon.
21) enough

Are you sorry enough to buy my house?
22) later

Talk later. Hey, you still there?
23) sort

It's not completely her fault. I was sort of... Prying.

Adjectives

1) uptight

Why are you so uptight?
2) frigid

That doesn't scream "frigid schoolmarm."
3) bronte

By.. Showing off the bronte sisters.
4) helpless

Then I'm gonna be on my own, and I am helpless on my own.
5) embarrassing

Embarrassing. Exactly.
6) exhausted

You look exhausted.
7) reluctant

We're reluctant to admit...
8) suspicious

So when they warn you about someone suspicious,
9) fond

(British accent) well, gaby, we are very fond
10) ridiculous

They're the ones who tell us when we look ridiculous....
11) insufficient

Was returned for insufficient funds...
12) stuffed

With a stuffed dolphin.
13) upset

Yes, I am upset, but it's private,
14) bald

Well, parker, you didn't notice when I was bald from chemo,
15) sudden

Exactly. So now all of a sudden,
16) fabulous

And some of your fabulous knickknacks
17) unified

About the future of a unified european currency.
18) fancy

It's just fancy lingo. You throw it around.
19) desperate

Tell the buyers how desperate we are.
20) loving

But mostly, he's a good husband and a loving father.
21) weird

It is weird.
22) loose

No one's gonna tell him if you cut loose,
23) sad

But stop giving me the sad eyes.

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