Name: High-Rise
Released: 2018-05-21
Duration: 1 h 58 min
Cast: Jeremy Irons, Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller

Words to remember

Nouns

1) menfolk

Where are all the menfolk?
2) orthodontist

I'm an orthodontist, not a homosexual.
3) phalanx

and we stand on the distal phalanx of the index finger.
4) environmentalist

Helen's an armchair environmentalist. She cares, that's her thing.
5) brothel

There's a brothel somewhere in the building.
6) crucible

I'd conceived this building to be a crucible for change.
7) modernist

Of course, I'm a modernist by trade, but... you, a doctor, will understand
8) backside

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
9) kaleidoscope

- A kaleidoscope. - (Laing) Ah!
10) midwife

I'm its midwife, so to speak.
11) arse

That's not how you spell "arse", darling.
12) tortoise

Bit of an old tortoise, wasn't he?
13) spree

Oh, hello, girls. Out on a spree, are we?
14) distraction

Her chief distraction is the careful cultivation
15) intruder

- (Barks) - Restrain that intruder!
16) tart

you'll have to talk to that tart on 26 with that poor little bastard of his.
17) bun

Is it the bun?
18) fuss

Yes, it was unnecessary fuss. I hadn't eaten.
19) sweetheart

To sweetheart and wives. May they never meet.
20) penthouse

'Floor 40. Penthouse.'
21) tumble

You took a tumble the other day and we sent you for a scan.
22) carrot

The dangling carrot of friendship and approval.
23) autograph

Would you like an autograph?
24) injustice

Injustice. My husband can't bear it.
25) madam

I may be a bastard, madam, but I'm a polite bastard.
26) rot

I see the rot's set in.
27) chlorine

Oh, well, the chlorine doesn't agree with my eczema.
28) thigh

in between those thigh of yours one of these days.

Verbs

1) undercook

It's undercook. Send it back.
2) urinate

- I don't have any children, so... - Good. They urinate in the pool.
3) frighten

- I hope we haven't frighten him off. - So what if we have?
4) escalate

has escalate significantly according to prison...
5) injure

If someone's injure, I can call the infirmary.
6) dispense

Once we've dispense with the likes of Wilder,
7) outrage

outrage by all that overindulgent toilet training.
8) prescribe

one prescribe as required.
9) insist

He insist on carrying out a psychological evaluation first.
10) scare

Come on, crack a smile, why don't you? Scared your mascara will run?
11) smash

You really smash him up. I think you burst his eyeball.
12) owe

unless I pay her what I apparently owe her.
13) grasp

(Steele) What she hasn't grasp
14) retire

Retired, but it's...
15) crush

My car was crush by a reversing cement truck.
16) sweep

Oh, you know, nothing that can't be swept under the rug.
17) recognise

Yes, I recognise you from the foyer. Sort of an agitator type.
18) emerge

'Now that several potential patients had emerge here in the building,
19) burst

You really smashed him up. I think you burst his eyeball.
20) remind

That remind me... I haven't given you your birthday present yet.
21) steal

(Simmons) After all, you stole his wife.
22) propose

Then, I propose that Royal here draw up plans
23) settle

And you... have you settle?
24) dare

(Cosgrove) What are you doing? I... How fucking dare you?
25) bind

There's bound to be something we can give Laing in exchange.
26) pursue

- 'But it was you that pursue me.' - 'It's over! Do you hear me?'
27) refuse

after prisoners refuse to return to their cells,
28) spell

That's not how you spell "arse", darling.

Adverbs

1) uncommonly

He's uncommonly arrogant. He needs bringing down a peg or two.
2) overboard

He went a bit overboard with Simmons, but really he wouldn't hurt a fly.
3) onward

Come on, darling! Chop-chop! Half a league onward!
4) silently

It's as if everyone suddenly silently decided to cross some line.
5) desperately

She's going to play a desperately sad actress
6) professionally

Professionally detached.
7) tightly

They've fitted themselves so tightly into their slots that...
8) alright

- White. - Mr Royal. Everything alright, sir?
9) sexually

Not sexually, of course.
10) gently

(All) Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream
11) nowhere

One thing's for sure, this building's nowhere near as homogenous
12) nevertheless

Nevertheless, you're all forgetting one small point.
13) loud

I'm so sorry. I... I didn't mean to say that out loud.
14) perfectly

I should have married someone like you. Stoic and perfectly breasted.
15) aside

Respect shouldn't be set aside
16) besides

Besides, shouldn't you be running along to the television studios?
17) somewhere

There's a brothel somewhere in the building.
18) personally

I wouldn't take it personally, sir.
19) obviously

Obviously.
20) apparently

unless I pay her what I apparently owe her.
21) definitely

You are definitely the best amenity in the building.
22) forever

You can't hide up here forever.
23) possibly

He's possibly the sanest man in the building.
24) normally

Sorry. It's just people normally lie here and just... lie.
25) absolutely

Munrow's scan. He's absolutely fine.
26) properly

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
27) certainly

Hm. Seems Richard Wilder is certainly a maverick.
28) nearly

I'm nearly perfectly happy just as I am.

Adjectives

1) overindulgent

outraged by all that overindulgent toilet training.
2) magnanimous

Very magnanimous of you, I'm sure.
3) unconscionable

Simmons is right. Wilder is nothing but an unconscionable fucking reprobate.
4) inoperable

It's... It's inoperable, I'm afraid.
5) agitator

Yes, I recognise you from the foyer. Sort of an agitator type.
6) unspoken

And I suppose you believe that there should be unspoken rules, hm?
7) attache

And to top it all, Mercer here says he actually shat in his attache case.
8) schizophrenic

58. Male. Schizophrenic. Myocardial infarction.
9) impervious

Impervious to the psychological pressures of high-rise life.
10) reassuring

That's him. He's quite reassuring, but rather cold hands.
11) perverse

Perhaps they resent never having had the chance to become perverse,
12) twinkle

Lover boy. Twinkle toes. Are you in my league, by any chance, hmm?
13) fascist

Fascist pig!
14) distal

and we stand on the distal phalanx of the index finger.
15) arrogant

He's uncommonly arrogant. He needs bringing down a peg or two.
16) detrimental

is the detrimental effect of all these rotten-toothed little imps.
17) thriving

Well, healthy competition is the basis of a modern thriving economy.
18) pathetic

Pathetic, really.
19) obsessed

Like all poor people, she's obsessed with money.
20) cautious

'a modest project which, nevertheless, required careful and cautious planning.
21) sane

He's possibly the sane man in the building.
22) unconscious

It looks like the unconscious diagram of some kind of psychic event.
23) absurd

Don't be absurd.
24) damned

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
25) depressed

- What is Helen feeding you? - Nothing. She's too depressed to cook.
26) accountable

I'm not accountable to you, Mr Wilder.
27) sensible

I think any sensible person would envy what you have here.
28) alright

It's alright. Go back to sleep.

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