Name: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Released: 2020-06-09
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Cast: Sterling Hayden, Peter Sellers, George C. Scot

Words to remember

Nouns

1) impurify

to sap and impurify
2) sentimentalist

uh I'm not a sentimentalist at all by nature
3) tranquilizer

sleeping pills, tranquilizer pills
4) peon

You just can't expect a bunch of ignorant peon
5) fluoridation

Have you ever heard of a thing called "fluoridation"?
6) scrambler

Electronic guidance scrambler to blue grid.
7) blip

DSO to Captain: I have an unidentified radar blip
8) prophylactic

9 packs of chewing gum, 1 issue of prophylactic
9) prerogative

the officer exchange program does not give you any special prerogative
10) rations

4 days of concentrated emergency rations
11) deterrence

Deterrence is the art of producing in the mind of the enemy
12) permutation

Uh but since there are 17,000 permutation
13) shroud

when they are exploded, they will produce a doomsday shroud
14) radioactivity

a lethal cloud of radioactivity
15) vomit

are you going to let that lousy commie punk vomit all over us like this?
16) deflection

Deflection increasing, range: 8 miles.
17) wasteland

to the perpetually fog-shrouded wasteland
18) deterrent

about our deterrent lacking credibility...
19) sleigh

and if we were flying any lower, why... we'd need sleigh bells on this thing
20) mein

It would not be difficult, mein Führer.
21) inclination

nor the inclination for strategic thought.
22) retaliation

may order nuclear retaliation after a sneak attack
23) murderer

I will not go down in history as the greatest mass murderer since Adolf Hitler!
24) morphine

morphine, vitamin pills, pep pills
25) abandonment

Now, wouldn't that necessitate the abandonment
26) infiltration

communist infiltration
27) indent

Pulse indent transponder active.
28) swine

It was just their way of having a bit of fun, the swine!

Verbs

1) distil

I drink only distil water, or rainwater
2) poach

I will have poach eggs.
3) detonate

When it is detonate, it will produce enough lethal radioactive fallout
4) twit

That's what the bullets are for, you twit!
5) grumble

and at the same time, our people grumble for more nylons and washing machines.
6) recur

I can assure you, it has not recur, Mandrake.
7) muss

Mr. President, I'm not saying we wouldn't get our hair muss
8) obstruct

when they've learned that you have obstruct a telephone call
9) chock

Listen to that: chock-a-block full of stations all churning it out!
10) hasten

I hasten to add that since each man will be required to do prodigious
11) deviate

I think you're some kind of deviate pre-vert
12) invalidate

that General Ripper has already invalidate that policy.
13) precede

This will block any transmission other than those precede by a code prefix.
14) plow

However, we are plow through every possible 3-letter combination of the code.
15) reckon

Well, boys, I reckon this is it.
16) stricken

be so grief stricken and anguished that they'd
17) disrupt

if the normal chain of command has been disrupt.
18) stash

supposing the Russkies stash away some big bombs, see, and we didn't.
19) decode

and it decode as "Wing Attack Plan R"
20) explode

when they are explode, they will produce a doomsday shroud
21) shave

While he was shaving, huh?
22) beg

Alexi, please, I beg you...
23) shear

The Teleflex drive cable must be shear away.
24) fuse

fuse for airburst at 10,000 feet
25) threaten

Do I take it, sir, that you are threaten a brother officer with a gun?
26) sha

operator, hold on. I sha't keep you a second.
27) designate

which, I believe, is designate as "CRM 114".
28) fade

Sorry: you fade away there.

Adverbs

1) prodigiously

Naturally, they would breed prodigiously, eh...
2) enjoyably

that while we're chatting here so enjoyably
3) monstrously

is the most monstrously conceived
4) dreadfully

dreadfully wrong somewhere.
5) regrettably

Regrettably, yes
6) perpetually

to the perpetually fog-shrouded wasteland
7) admittedly

to choose between 2 admittedly regrettable
8) indefinitely

Nuclear reactors could provide power almost indefinitely.
9) luckily

Luckily, I was able to interpret these feelings correctly:
10) remarkably

Well, it's remarkably simple to do that.
11) someday

Someday I'm going to make you Mrs. Buck Turgidson.
12) formally

Mr. President, I formally request that you have this ignorant
13) sometime

You ought to see it sometime. It's a sight!
14) privately

ominous rumors had been privately circulating among high-level Western leaders
15) incredibly

It's incredibly obvious, isn't it...
16) precisely

That is precisely the idea, general.
17) individually

The enemy may come individually
18) nevertheless

but nevertheless distinguishable postwar environments:
19) somehow

- But surely you can disarm it somehow - No.
20) perfectly

No. I'm perfectly serious, operator... the President.
21) aside

my boys can brush them aside without too much trouble.
22) increasingly

I mean, we must be increasingly on the alert
23) regardless

regardless of your race, color or your creed.
24) somewhere

dreadfully wrong somewhere.
25) personally

He says he's tried personally several times, but everything is dead.
26) obviously

This man is obviously a psychotic.
27) apparently

Apparently they monitored a transmission about 8 minutes ago
28) carefully

Very well. Now listen to me carefully.

Adjectives

1) prodigiously

in order to breed more prodigiously than we do
2) expansionist

in Soviet expansionist policy.
3) anguished

be so grief stricken and anguished that they'd
4) atheistic

- Fine. - Degenerate atheistic commie!
5) monogamous

of the so-called monogamous sexual relationship
6) avowed

General, it is the avowed policy of our country
7) retaliatory

The idea was for Plan “R” to be a, sort of, retaliatory safeguard.
8) regrettable

to choose between 2 admittedly regrettable
9) evasive

Commence evasive action: right.
10) distinguishable

but nevertheless distinguishable postwar environments:
11) doomsday

a doomsday device.
12) desolate

or why it should be located in such a remote and desolate place
13) imperialist

Thank you, no. I do not support the work of imperialist stooges.
14) irrevocable

and so, because of the automated and irrevocable decision-making process
15) ominous

ominous rumors had been privately circulating among high-level Western leaders
16) untrue

Tell him where you are and that you'll enter the conversation if I say anything untrue
17) degenerate

I said Premier Kissoff is a degenerate atheistic commie!
18) postwar

but nevertheless distinguishable postwar environments:
19) rancid

But you look at me now. Do I look all rancid and clotted?
20) brute

You filthy bully! You filthy brute!
21) sane

No, sir. It is not a thing a sane man would do.
22) unidentified

DSO to Captain: I have an unidentified radar blip
23) gigantic

to a gigantic complex of computers.
24) recurrent

It's some sort of recurrent theme he kept repeating.
25) damned

unless it was pretty, damned, important, do you, Mandrake?
26) ignorant

Mr. President, I formally request that you have this ignorant
27) credible

and completely credible and convincing.
28) shocking

There will be no shocking memories

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