Name: His Girl Friday
Released: 2017-07-24
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Cast: Ralph Bellamy, Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell

Words to remember

Nouns

1) spellbinder

listening to soapbox spellbinder making phony speeches and begins to believe 'em.
2) footstep

He hears footstep. His heart is going like that. They're closing in.
3) osteopath

-Take your hands off me! What are you playing, osteopath? -Temper, temper.
4) stenographer

With a desk and a stenographer. I wouldn't mind a nice, big blonde.
5) revoir

-I'll keep you in mind. -Au revoir, mon capitaine.
6) pinochle

A guy who's done nothing for the last 40 years but play pinochle
7) gaff

Have you learned to stand the gaff, or have you picked somebody to be responsible?
8) pimple

Listen, you insignificant, square-toed, pimple-headed spy!
9) slop

This is Murphy. More slop on the hanging.
10) chump

Aw, come on, honey. What do you think I was, a chump?
11) reprieve

-the governor didn't sign that reprieve. -What?
12) bridegroom

All I know is that instead of two weeks in Atlantic City with my bridegroom,
13) taxicab

I'd better get it in 15 minutes. Bruce is waiting in a taxicab for me.
14) gallows

All through the years you'll remember that a man went to the gallows
15) morgue

I'm going down to the morgue and find her.
16) financier

But you better tell that financier to be more careful in these hard times.
17) albino

-Who, me? -You and that albino of yours.
18) wart

The one with the wart on her? Fanny. What, Duffy?
19) mush

-Take that mush out of your mouth. -Where's the old lady?
20) infirmary

He went upstairs to the infirmary and got out through the skylight.
21) someplace

-Out someplace. -No, no, junk the Polish corridor.
22) knuckle

Sure, sure. Want him to carry your brass knuckle too?
23) fella

-You mean those fella that talk too much? -Yeah.

Verbs

1) ruffian

You ruffian! How dare you talk like that to me!
2) squawk

She's probably squawk her head off in a police station.
3) overpower

Williams put up a struggle, but the police overpower him.
4) mumble

Just a few words mumble over you by a judge.
5) reprieve

If this unfortunate man has really been reprieve, I'm tickled to death.
6) misunderstand

Listen, Bruce, let me get that straight. I must've misunderstood you.
7) lurk

-Earl Williams was lurk less than 20 yards ̶ " -Aren't you gonna mention the Post?
8) gawk

Well, what are you standing there gawk for?
9) frighten

It frighten me to think of what I'd like to do to you.
10) entitle

Now, Bruce, don't you think that Hildy's entitle
11) kidnap

-What's the idea here? -This lady claims she's been kidnap.
12) stalk

"While hundreds of Sheriff Hartwell's paid gunmen stalk through the city,
13) unfold

-We won't. -When the road beyond unfold ̶
14) accuse

I can't, Hildy. He's accuse of stealing a watch, and they found the watch on him.
15) spoil

I can stand being spoil a little. The gentleman I'm going in to see did very little spoil.
16) plaster

If you were joyriding, plaster, or got into some scrape,
17) wander

When he was wander around in the rain without his hat and coat on, like a sick dog.
18) flop

I've never flop on ya yet, have I?
19) relieve

Oh, your m ̶ Well, that relieve my mind.
20) swear

I'll send the money right down to you. I swear it on my mother's grave.
21) mock

That's the stuff, Hildy. Keep it coming. Get back in there, you mock turtle.
22) bust

We run smack into a police patrol, bust it in half.
23) poison

-Anytime you need this guy, he's never there. -We proved she'd been poison.

Adverbs

1) apiece

Looks like about 10 years apiece for you two birds.
2) someplace

-I want to go someplace where I can be a woman. -You mean be a traitor.
3) awfully

They took him to the county hospital where they're awfully afraid he'll recover.
4) bumble

-Listen to me, you bumble-headed baboon. -Thirty-five bucks and not a cent more.
5) unexpectedly

This tear bomb went off unexpectedly in the hands of Sheriff Hartwell's bombing squad.
6) smack

We run smack into a police patrol, busted it in half.
7) afterward

Course, we don't help you much while you're alive, but afterward.
8) darn

-Have the firemen take it out. -I don't give a darn what you do.
9) terribly

Excuse me. I'm terribly busy. Just leave your card. What did you say?
10) someday

-But she'll know someday. -Ah, yes.
11) practically

-I suppose I proposed to you? -Well, you practically did.
12) whatsoever

-What effect will this have on the voters? -None whatsoever.
13) permanently

I still say that anybody that can write like that ain't gonna give it up permanently
14) gradually

He starts at $20 a week and after 14 years he gradually works himself up to 17.50.
15) perfectly

I understand perfectly, Mr. Pettibone. As long as I'm mayor ̶
16) besides

Besides, he forgets the office when he's with me.
17) somewhere

Well, they knew he was hiding somewhere.
18) forever

divorce is something that lasts forever, till death do us part.
19) possibly

and do everything you possibly could to gum up the whole works?
20) twice

No, but you can reprieve him twice so the hanging's three days before election.
21) absolutely

Honest, boys, I had absolutely nothing to do with those reprieves.
22) indeed

Mr. Baldwin, I'm sorry about this mistake. This is indeed a pleasure.
23) certainly

-That's a good, honest business, isn't it? -Oh, certainly, it's honest.

Adjectives

1) loathsome

Oh, Walter, you're wonderful in a loathsome sort of way.
2) loony

What's the matter with you? Are you loony?
3) tickled

If this unfortunate man has really been reprieved, I'm tickled to death.
4) hangman

but in his heart, he hears the hangman calling and the gallows falling
5) unavoidable

How can an unavoidable misfortune like this have any influence
6) adventurous

It's also adventurous. It's romantic.
7) respectable

Walter, you wouldn't know what it means to... well, to want to be respectable
8) detrimental

-Really. Nothing detrimental, I hope. -On the contrary.
9) insignificant

Listen, you insignificant, square-toed, pimple-headed spy!
10) kidnapped

Me with a gun on the hip and a kidnapped old lady on my hands.
11) unseen

What did I tell ya? An unseen power!
12) ashamed

Gosh, I'm afraid Hildy will feel ashamed to think she hasn't trusted you.
13) sane

Alienist says he's sane. Interview shows he's goofy.
14) unconscious

Williams was unconscious when they opened the desk.
15) absurd

That's absurd! He's talking like a child.
16) jealous

I was jealous.
17) tortured

"And so into this little tortured mind
18) peculiar

-Puts me in a kind of peculiar hole. -No, it doesn't.
19) harmless

-He's harmless. -Shoot right through the desk.
20) anxious

If I know you, you seem pretty anxious to get rid of us. You trying to scoop us?
21) amazed

-I'm amazed at you, doing a thing like that. -Isn't he awful?
22) sore

What are you sore about? Wasn't that a swell story we gave ya?
23) fond

-I am fond of you, you know. -That-a-girl.

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