Name: Hannibal
Released: 2017-04-13
Duration: 2 h 11 min
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Gary Oldman, Julianne Moore

Words to remember

Nouns

1) sweetbread

serving the not-so-talented flute player's sweetbread to the Board,
2) fiefdom

There are no little fiefdom here.
3) ragout

"A notable dark and glossy ragout, the constituents never determined."
4) chambermaid

Tell me, Clarice, do you think you'll work as a chambermaid
5) verger

VERGER: Barney, while you were working at the asylum,
6) incisor

Three pairs of incisor,
7) flutist

In the case of the flutist, Benjamin Raspail,
8) shallot

KRENDLER: Are those shallot? LECTER: Mmm-hmm. And caper berries.
9) ambergris

Raw ambergris base.
10) avarice

Because of his avarice, and his betrayal of the emperor's trust,
11) couturier

I think your success in putting an end to Jame Gumb's career as a couturier
12) cannibalism

- Thinking about cannibalism. - People in Justice are thinking, too.
13) gallows

"be my gallows."
14) sorbet

followed by the sweetbreads, a sorbet,
15) postmark

And your Las Vegas postmark, well, you can check it out,
16) admirer

PEARSALL: You have a secret admirer, Starling.
17) noose

I showed him my toys, my noose setup, among other things.
18) watchman

it was apparent to me that your father, the dead night watchman,
19) bowels

this time with his bowels falling out.
20) nourishment

and find nourishment in the very sight of her?
21) beak

It's the pretty, young wife with the ever-open beak
22) spectacles

They've tipped her before in time, so let's not make spectacles of ourselves.
23) odour

But now, alas, you're in bad odour with the FBI.
24) molar

three pairs of molar,
25) dictation

Can you take dictation? Take this down.
26) trove

from your personal Lecter treasure trove coming,
27) kilo

(SHOUTING OVER SCREAMING ON TAPE) Maybe 270 kilo.
28) popper

Mason, would you like a popper?

Verbs

1) exasperate

To show his contempt for those who exasperate him.
2) incarcerate

except for the inconvenience of being incarcerate,
3) imprison

Pier Della Vigna was disgraced, blinded and imprison.
4) upturn

his face upturn to the branch that suspends him.
5) acquaint

is he acquaint with the personalities of the pre-Renaissance Firenze?
6) entitle

- I wanna say something, I think I'm entitle. - Go ahead.
7) despise

Those people you despise almost as much as they despise you?
8) grieve

Go on, now. You've grieve long enough.
9) elevate

and elevate to the more prestigious Ten Most Wanted list.
10) carve

carve on an ivory box in Gaul, about A.D. 400.
11) dangle

Jack Crawford dangle you in front of me, then I give you a bit of help.
12) accuse

He was accuse of killing Giuliano de' Medici.
13) intrigue

With Starling, he answered her questions. She interested him. She intrigue him.
14) spoil

You should never ask, it spoil the surprise.
15) inherit

Well, he was talking about inherit, hard-wired behaviour.
16) automate

AUTOMATED MALE VOICE: The number you have dialled is not in service at this time.
17) inconvenience

Thank Mr Verger for letting us look around. Sorry if we inconvenience him.
18) attain

Agent Starling attain some measure of celebrity 10 years ago,
19) insist

- Oh, I couldn't. - I insist.
20) relieve

ANNOUNCER ON TV: Relieved of field duty
21) swear

deposing Mason R. Verger on March 20, sworn and attested...
22) suspend

his face upturned to the branch that suspend him.
23) excite

but it's distress that excite him.
24) disappear

It's kind of like the cocaine that disappear around here,
25) crush

Do you see him in his plain pine box crush by your failure?
26) appoint

but the scholars seem satisfied with the temporary guy they appoint.
27) regret

And I regret it, I resent myself for it.
28) bother

My own never bother me,

Adverbs

1) unofficially

Paul's come over from Justice, unofficially, as a favour to us.
2) unjustly

- Oh. Unjustly? - No. No, I don't think so.
3) unequivocally

unequivocally, a mistake's been made.
4) immensely

I've enjoyed them immensely.
5) neatly

Packed neatly in four cases with an inventory.
6) someday

Someday, you'll thank me, or you won't. I don't care, you'll be alive.
7) professionally

Would you have it professionally framed, and hang it on your wall to look at,
8) backwards

roll over backwards in a display, falling toward the ground.
9) positively

Once the print has been positively identified,
10) seemingly

is the latest in a seemingly endless series of incidents,
11) nowhere

Nowhere near the back row, no matter what the cost.
12) specially

I hope you liked the skin cream, I had it specially made for you.
13) individually

and get back to you individually by phone.
14) somehow

that you honestly believe you could somehow simultaneously
15) perfectly

It's perfectly okay to admit it.
16) besides

And besides, this town is full of corn-pone country pussy.
17) somewhere

You'd almost certainly find it somewhere in Paris, Rome, Amsterdam.
18) carefully

The FBI and the Justice Department are looking very carefully into the charges,
19) unfortunately

Unfortunately, I don't, not yet, though I am hopeful.
20) forever

Is your worst fear that people will now and forever believe they were, indeed,
21) possibly

May I suggest you contact an attorney before taking any possibly illegal action?
22) twice

I've arrested her twice on RICO warrants.
23) truly

Is that accurate? Please tell me truly, Special Agent Starling.
24) extremely

and, yes, they're extremely serious.
25) indeed

Is your worst fear that people will now and forever believe they were, indeed,
26) certainly

You'd almost certainly find it somewhere in Paris, Rome, Amsterdam.
27) exactly

for doing your job exactly as they've taught you.
28) earlier

Earlier today, we heard comments

Adjectives

1) shapely

You have very shapely feet.
2) artsy

- Why would you say that, Paul? - Oh, all this artsy-fartsy stuff.
3) unimaginable

He just wants to see me suffer in some unimaginable way.
4) obedient

"He woke her then and trembling and obedient
5) pied

To my pied-?-terre.
6) elongated

one pair of elongated canines,
7) admirable

and I will not deny that his language is admirable
8) incapable

Well, maybe you're incapable of being happy.
9) distressed

she needs to be distressed.
10) obsessed

Dr Fell, do you believe a man could become so obsessed with a woman
11) ashamed

- Oh, not at all. I'm not ashamed. - I didn't say you should be.
12) awkward

Unfortunately, you've caught me at an awkward moment.
13) miserable

"to make your life miserable."
14) unaware

I have not Mirandized Barney. He is unaware of his rights.
15) amusing

He thought she was charming and amusing.
16) uncomfortable

uncomfortable,
17) lethal

began her career with an assignment to interview lethal madman Hannibal Lecter.
18) petty

The sorry, petty end of a promising career?
19) dull

By the way, I couldn't help noticing on the FBI's rather dull public website,
20) recurring

Seems like a recurring theme here. Perhaps corporate spending on a slowdown...
21) crowded

Hey, Brigham, it's too crowded.
22) fond

And he was fond of her?
23) unfortunate

for poor, unfortunate, castoff little boys and girls
24) rude

No. He once told me that whenever feasible, he preferred to eat the rude.
25) prestigious

and elevated to the more prestigious Ten Most Wanted list.
26) asleep

"And in his arms my lady lay asleep
27) eager

I can see you're eager to justify your consulting fee,
28) feasible

No. He once told me that whenever feasible, he preferred to eat the rude.

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