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Modern Family » Season 7 » The Verdict

00:21:38

Sofía Vergara, Ed O'Neill, Julie Bowen

69

Words to remember

Nouns

1) tyke

and, by the way, if any of these little tyke start acting up,
2) herm

Well, we're throwing that party later for herm's retirement,
3) mockup

That is the mockup room.
4) jemima

So, you have known radar longer, but jemima is the fun one.
5) kale

You can set up the paints, make the kale smoothies,
6) cynic

Gentlemen, don't be cynic like Luke.
7) hipster

Phil, don't give in to his hipster cynicism.
8) ruffle

and that ruffle feathers.
9) decency

and I was the only one with the decency to tell him.
10) clog

Hey, if your mother had that attitude about a man in clog,
11) juror

Defense also has no objection to juror 14.
12) breakup

They had a horrible breakup.
13) payback

Payback for turning a bunch of innocent kids into cynics

Verbs

1) herm

Just as soon as I figure out who herm is.
2) gash

I just gash it trying to get into the filing cabinet.
3) intimidate

Men are often intimidate by a strong, powerful woman.
4) imitate

where he imitate his parents' answering machine.
5) admire

I admire your childlike faith in people.
6) impress

You've impress us our whole lives.
7) dismiss

Juror 15, you are dismiss.
8) tow

My car just got tow,
9) swear

She swear she's never seen him before in her life.
10) pretend

You pretend you know someone and then borrow money.
11) scam

That guy just scam you.
12) bust

What if we move the drawers into that bust semi
13) burst

have somebody burst in with new information.

Adverbs

1) coincidentally

and coincidentally, it's take your daughter to work day.
2) fortunately

Fortunately, I found that one perfectly worded question
3) practically

I mean, practically every day at this...This point.
4) literally

You're literally the first person who has ever asked that.
5) anymore

so you don't have to go to school anymore.
6) perfectly

Fortunately, I found that one perfectly worded question
7) basically

Grow up, Manny. Human beings are basically terrible.
8) seriously

Seriously? Seriously, huh?
9) definitely

Oh, definitely. Of course.
10) possibly

Oh. Could you possibly lend me some money for cab fare or...
11) twice

You called in sick twice last week because you had a zit.
12) totally

we totally understand.
13) ahead

Go ahead, use the credit cards.

Adjectives

1) uncalled

I'm sorry, that was uncalled for.
2) teachable

Teachable moment.
3) childlike

I admire your childlike faith in people.
4) kickass

I got herm's personnel file, and I wrote a kickass speech.
5) shirtless

Maybe he'll bring one of those shirtless ab sluts
6) smug

Pretty smug for a guy sitting on pigeon droppings.
7) antisocial

the antisocial event of the season.
8) legit

but if that guy wasn't legit,
9) teeny

This one's called "the teeny tiny house."
10) freaking

It's a freaking mint chip cake.
11) dizzy

I'm actually feeling a little dizzy because of that.
12) distressed

Anyway, it's a distressed-oak model that I like to call --
13) compassionate

aren't being more compassionate about this.

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