Name: Christmas at Downton Abbey
Released: 2018-08-05
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) wagonette

then use the wagonette after that.
2) hepworth

HEPWORTH: Splendid.
3) retrial

Because it won't demand a retrial
4) frock

MARY: The usual cloth for a frock, I'm afraid,
5) misinterpretation

Is there room for misinterpretation?
6) upshot

Well, the upshot is I am afraid
7) charade

Do you always play charade on Christmas night?
8) lordship

His lordship said much the same.
9) chum

I thought I'd chum my brother.
10) decency

It's good to know there's some decency in the world
11) incompetence

Then please don't spread the word of my incompetence.
12) ordeal

to fortify you for the coming ordeal?
13) chauffeur

He never used to use the chauffeur.
14) overthrow

or an overthrow of the Crown's case.
15) lunchtime

They have their feast at lunchtime,
16) vow

And your vow to the memory of Lavinia?
17) loneliness

Hepworth men don't go in for loneliness much.
18) telegram

A telegram, m'lord.
19) murderer

The murderer.
20) diplomat

Do you recall a Turkish diplomat who stayed here before the war?
21) fuss

Stay with your grandmother until the fuss dies down.
22) sous

I don't know what a sous chef is.
23) brink

not a bride on the brink of heaven.
24) beau

He and Aunt R0samund's beau are returning
25) chatter

I couldn't do any more chatter.
26) liar

You liar.
27) nuisance

I haven't got one with me; is that a nuisance?
28) dealings

in his dealings with his wife?

Verbs

1) misjudge

I think I've misjudge him.
2) reprieve

Thank God, he's been reprieve!
3) kneel

I won't answer unless you kneel down and everything.
4) entitle

entitle to marry a fortune hunter?
5) fend

we fend for ourselves at Christmas lunch
6) undress

The trouble is, being dressed and undress
7) despise

And does he despise you?
8) summon

Since you are summon as a witness for the prosecution,
9) accuse

been accuse of murder.
10) presume

I presume you will be leaving in the morning, Sir Richard.
11) prescribe

stated that you prescribe discretion.
12) steer

and steer by an expert hand,
13) admire

I admire her immensely.
14) bastard

You bastard!
15) beg

I beg him to.
16) insist

I insist you tell the truth about your circumstances
17) relieve

Relieved, shocked, tired, grateful.
18) threaten

PROSECUTOR: Did it sound as if he threaten to strike her?
19) swear

But if I do tell you, swear not to fly off the handle.
20) owe

We served in the African war, and I owe my life to John Bates,
21) forgive

We've forgive Thomas his early sins, I know,
22) regret

She regret it, of course, but she said it.
23) warn

I warn you, even my patience has its limits.
24) knock

It seems to have knock out my right arm.
25) remind

but he remind me that life's short and I'm wasting mine.
26) steal

I wonder if she's been stolen.
27) deserve

I deserve to be unhappy.
28) bind

You know where I am bound.

Adverbs

1) devoutly

He's hardly the consummation devoutly to be wished.
2) dreadfully

I am so dreadfully, dreadfully sorry about today.
3) unjustly

Mr. Bates has most unjustly
4) sensibly

Why couldn't you have spoken of this sensibly
5) immensely

I admire her immensely.
6) terribly

This is... this is terribly, terribly wrong!
7) upright

Just... just keep me upright and we'll try to avoid it.
8) whatsoever

None whatsoever.
9) nowhere

Perhaps he has nowhere to go.
10) afterwards

It's only afterwards they share their doubts.
11) precisely

Not precisely.
12) wherever

Wherever I go,
13) somehow

I feel, somehow, we were, all of us,
14) partly

To answer your question, it is partly true,
15) somewhere

She may be trapped somewhere.
16) obviously

the police would obviously disagree.
17) apart

So that is not what split you apart?
18) forever

But not forever, surely?
19) possibly

He said it had been worse than she could possibly imagine.
20) normally

like they normally do?
21) doubt

No doubt they think it's worth it.
22) absolutely

Absolutely not.
23) properly

You must say it properly.
24) neither

for bamboozling his old dad neither.
25) indeed

Indeed.
26) certainly

Certainly I do.
27) exactly

Well, not exactly.
28) earlier

You should have come earlier.

Adjectives

1) fenian

So we're to have a Fenian grandchild.
2) unscathed

who've made it through unscathed.
3) frightful

It was a wedding present from a frightful aunt.
4) flattered

I am very flattered to be asked back on any terms.
5) circumstantial

And we'll stress the circumstantial nature
6) unsuspecting

You can find some unsuspecting millionaire.
7) agreeable

He seems agreeable enough.
8) unsuitable

MRS. HUGHES: Avery unsuitable game,
9) serene

I wonder if you will be quite so serene
10) vulgar

MARY: If you mean you've bought a large and rather vulgar house...
11) sous

You could be a sous chef at least, in London.
12) awkward

There was an awkward moment tonight
13) thankful

Papa will be so thankful.
14) tenacious

He's very tenacious, I must say.
15) grim

I hope London wasn't too grim.
16) perpetual

I can't have you gray-faced and in perpetual mourning.
17) anxious

I'm afraid Sir Richard's rather anxious to begin.
18) uncomfortable

It'll be dull, but not uncomfortable.
19) rewarding

I hope it's rewarding work, Mrs. Patmore.
20) dull

It'll be dull, but not uncomfortable.
21) fond

He's fond of me, Mama.
22) ridiculous

In which the player must appear ridiculous?
23) rude

before I said something rude.
24) awful

The awful truth is he's starting to get on my nerves.
25) brave

I want a good man for you, a brave man.
26) disappointed

Well, you were so disappointed that he wouldn't come shooting.
27) upset

His lordship will be so upset.
28) charming

What a charming surprise.

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