Name: Episode One
Released: 2018-08-05
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) cellmate

CELLMATE: It won't work, you know.
2) chappie

He's only a grubby little chauffeur chappie,
3) treacle

That treacle tart just hit the spot.
4) frock

or a frock isn't ironed,
5) underbelly

She finds our underbelly every time.
6) tradesman

relation, workmate, tradesman and so on.
7) aristocrat

An aristocrat with no servants
8) lordship

I'll ask his lordship when...
9) quarrel

But what was the quarrel about?
10) pall

and cast a pall over the whole proceedings.
11) chauffeur

when an earl's daughter runs off with a chauffeur.
12) squeak

Then you wouldn't hear a squeak out of any of them!
13) oar

She always likes to stick her oar in.
14) resemblance

it will bear no resemblance to the past.
15) bridesmaid

So, who are the bridesmaid?
16) loneliness

Yes, weddings can be reminders of one's loneliness, can't they?
17) outsider

but he is another kind of outsider.
18) splendor

To dine in splendor
19) fascination

Branson is still an object of fascination for the county.
20) suitcase

Did they lose your suitcase on the way over?
21) murderer

given that he's a convicted murderer.
22) tart

That treacle tart just hit the spot.
23) waiter

I was a hotel waiter after I was discharged from the army,
24) repression

He's interested in Irish repression!
25) godfather

The father, Lord Merton, is Mary's godfather,
26) temper

I thought it was a miracle his lordship held his temper.
27) oppression

I see them as the uniform of oppression
28) nuisance

Mustn't be a nuisance, you know.

Verbs

1) patronize

But here he feels so patronize, and he hates it.
2) erupt

Revolutions erupt
3) tempt

Can I tempt you to one of these new cocktails?
4) preside

preside over by an English king.
5) accuse

I know she accuse him of not being "on our side."
6) presume

I presume he turned up.
7) inherit

It's strange for me to be arguing about inherit money
8) admire

I've always admire the way Mrs. Levinson
9) absorb

and the line will be absorb
10) apologize

I apologize for my son, Mr. Branson.
11) insist

She insist they can't afford it.
12) sha

I sha't keep it if I get it.
13) behave

And I shall make sure he behave normally
14) oppose

As oppose to what?
15) warn

I'm warn you.
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17) remind

May I remind you, Mr. Barrow, that in this house,
18) declare

The fact is, the company is about to be declare bankrupt,
19) sacrifice

I've sacrifice too much to Downton to give in now.
20) steal

I'm afraid Baden-Powell has stolen it.
21) settle

I'd have settle for Travis. Mmm.
22) dare

Though I dare say a chauffeur
23) divide

being divide by a foreign power?
24) bind

Rail shares were bound to make a fortune.
25) alter

Nothing ever alter for you people, does it?
26) organize

Can we get the troops organize?
27) exhaust

THOMAS: You must be exhaust, m'lord.
28) refuse

I refuse to be the failure,

Adverbs

1) distantly

Rather distantly, I'm afraid.
2) nicely

Very nicely, m'lady.
3) expressly

Robert's expressly forbidden it.
4) gently

and manage it gently.
5) somehow

Somehow none of it seems to matter when we're in Dublin.
6) aside

aside from "good morning" and "good night,"
7) besides

And besides, Mother absolutely relies on you.
8) basically

Basically, it seems that Reggie Swire
9) somewhere

Are you going somewhere?
10) obviously

Obviously.
11) apparently

Apparently Papa has lost a great deal of money.
12) apart

And at first this kept you apart
13) forever

it seemed like Sybil had left Downton Abbey forever.
14) possibly

How could I possibly allow myself
15) normally

If we can show the county he can behave normally,
16) absolutely

And besides, Mother absolutely relies on you.
17) truly

and I'm not angry now, truly I'm not.
18) extremely

I hope so, because I'm extremely uncomfortable.
19) indeed

which was very large indeed,
20) certainly

We certainly are.
21) exactly

I know exactly what you mean.
22) alone

Will she be coming alone?
23) particularly

Nothing, particularly.
24) perhaps

Forgive, perhaps.
25) sometimes

but I sometimes think it's time
26) deep

It means that deep down, you're not on our side!
27) instead

Whom will you ask instead?
28) forward

can we move forward?

Adjectives

1) infuriating

It's infuriating, but there's nothing he can do.
2) maddening

How maddening for you.
3) indignant

Forgive me, I was about to be indignant,
4) ominous

That sounds rather ominous.
5) dishonest

You've still kept me here with a dishonest representation.
6) dreadful

Dreadful!
7) arsenic

Athief broke in, cooked an arsenic pie
8) crooked

Is it supposed to look crooked?
9) relieved

He's so relieved we're getting married,
10) awkward

Awkward .
11) absurd

But that's absurd!
12) foolish

Wasn't it foolish?
13) disappointing

Oh God, Matthew, how can you be so disappointing?
14) predictable

I should hate to be predictable.
15) uncomfortable

and I should be uncomfortable wearing them.
16) ridiculous

It seems ridiculous.
17) eager

Very eager.
18) cruel

CORA: Tom has been the victim of a cruel prank,
19) brave

then shouldn't we be brave
20) keen

but Larry Grey used to be keen on me
21) grateful

Then we must all be grateful you were not the presiding judge.
22) urgent

If Mr. Swire's lawyer wants to see you and it's urgent,
23) sudden

That's very sudden.
24) encouraging

It's so encouraging to see the future unfurl.
25) nervous

I feel quite nervous.
26) curious

So you can imagine how curious I was
27) elegant

Very elegant, I must say.
28) surprised

THOMAS: I'm surprised Anna held on to that house.

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