Name: Rear Window
Released: 2020-06-12
Duration: 1 h 52 min
Cast: James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendell Corey

Words to remember

Nouns

1) bedpost

his wife had on the bedpost. What about it?
2) footstep

Bloody footstep leading up to the door?
3) undershirt

He went out a few minutes ago in his undershirt, hasn't come back yet.
4) showgirl

of the seductive showgirl
5) overproduction

"Overproduction," I says. "Collapse."
6) sleight

amusing the neighborhood with his sleight of hand. Don't tell me that.
7) billfold

Get my billfold out of the drawer in the table there.
8) ghoul

We're two of the most frightening ghoul I've ever known.
9) fingertip

Lisa's loaded to her fingertip with love for you.
10) ailment

"Kidney ailment," they said. "Nerves," I said.
11) misfit

We are still maladjusted misfit, and we have loved every minute of it.
12) undertaker

Where's the doctor? Where's the undertaker?
13) bombshell

Any of those bikini bombshell you're always watching worth a red-hot poker?
14) whiz

Bless your heart, Stella. Gee whiz, look at this.
15) quarrel

I've seen bickering and family quarrel
16) rebuttal

Well, I have a pat rebuttal for Mr. Doyle.
17) madman

Does that make me sound like a madman?
18) moron

Why, moron have committed murder so shrewdly,
19) shovel

What are you two talking about? You got a shovel?
20) hesitation

Flat statements, no hesitation. They jived with the letter.
21) sweetie

Well, I'm with you, sweetie. I'm with you.
22) suitcase

Lisa, in this job you carry one suitcase.
23) murderer

Oh, Jeff, do you think a murderer would let you see all that?
24) reconnaissance

Look, if I'd have been careful piloting that reconnaissance plane during the war,
25) flannel

I could see you looking very handsome and successful in a dark blue flannel suit.
26) burglary

Well, this is first-offense burglary, that's about $250.
27) bum

Can you imagine her traveling around the world with a camera bum
28) salesman

It just might be that the salesman will be available soon.

Verbs

1) sandbag

Did you ever get sandbag at night
2) anoint

by a special, private little group of anoint people.
3) splatter

Must have splatter a lot.
4) entitle

You're entitle to it. Now, let me give you my side.
5) bathe

You don't sleep very much. You bathe less.
6) tangle

getting all twisted and scratched and tangle up.
7) nag

Lots of wives nag and men hate them and trouble starts,
8) presume

I'm just warming some brandy. Mr. Doyle, I presume?
9) invent

Nobody ever invent a polite word for a killing yet.
10) scatter

No, my idea is she's scatter all over town.
11) resemble

You said it resemble my apartment, didn't you?
12) plunge

Plunged into despair because we find out a man didn't kill his wife.
13) jive

Flat statements, no hesitation. They jive with the letter.
14) scare

We scare him once, maybe we can scare him again.
15) smash

First you smash your leg, then you get to looking out the window,
16) scent

You know why? Because he had something buried in that garden that the dog scent.
17) emerge

Next Wednesday I emerge from this plaster cocoon.
18) freeze

They'll make a big hit in Finland, just before you freeze to death.
19) predict

You heard of that market crash in '29? I predict that.
20) steal

Did Mr. Doyle think I stole this case?
21) dig

Yeah. He said the dog got too inquisitive, so he dug it up.
22) scratch

getting all twisted and scratch and tangled up.
23) arrest

"Smart girl"? She'll get herself arrest.
24) reward

and you reward me by stealing my assignments.
25) admit

I admit it all has a mysterious sound. It could be any number of things.
26) belong

She belong to that rarefied atmosphere of Park Avenue, you know.
27) hang

and it always hang on her bedpost, where she can get at it easily.
28) shut

Oh, shut up. I'm all right.

Adverbs

1) someplace

Okay, you can turn it on now. He must have gone someplace to the right.
2) terribly

Well, listen. I'll answer it, Lisa. There's something terribly wrong.
3) emotionally

No, we've progressed emotionally.
4) verbatim

"who knows his Bill of Rights verbatim."
5) utterly

It's utterly beautiful.
6) deliberately

Jeff, you don't have to be deliberately repulsive just to impress me I'm wrong.
7) someday

Someday you may want to open up a studio of your own here.
8) asleep

I think that's about the time I fell asleep.
9) whatsoever

None whatsoever.
10) promptly

Pays his bills promptly with money earned as a costume jewelry salesman.
11) dramatically

You asked for something dramatically different. You got it.
12) wherever

People with sense belong wherever they're put.
13) reasonably

She's a beautiful young girl, and you're a reasonably healthy young man.
14) somehow

I'd just like to be part of it somehow.
15) perfectly

"Get out of my life, you perfectly wonderful woman.
16) besides

And besides, you're not up on your private eye literature.
17) somewhere

Why, is something big going on somewhere?
18) apart

Then I had two fall showings 20 blocks apart.
19) forever

He's not gonna wait around forever. Hurry up.
20) possibly

Well, now, Tom, how could anybody possibly guess that?
21) twice

Is this the Lisa Fremont who never wears the same dress twice?
22) exactly

No, not exactly, but we have a little apartment here
23) alone

He lives alone. Probably had a very unhappy marriage.
24) particularly

No, I don't particularly want that.
25) perhaps

You have, perhaps, an ambulance downstairs?
26) sometimes

And sometimes the food that you eat
27) behind

And then, all of a sudden, she goes away on a trip and leaves it behind. Why?
28) instead

instead of an insurance-company nurse.

Adjectives

1) nonchalant

Just where he's being clever. He's being nonchalant about it.
2) listless

Do you have that listless feeling?
3) frightful

Something too frightful to utter.
4) inquisitive

Yeah. He said the dog got too inquisitive, so he dug it up.
5) nagging

and the garbage disposal and the nagging wife.
6) unfavorable

because somebody got unfavorable publicity from your camera?
7) lonesome

before you turn into a lonesome and bitter old man.
8) seductive

of the seductive showgirls
9) stubborn

You're too stubborn to argue with.
10) drastic

I'm gonna do something drastic.
11) prosperous

Well, she picked the most prosperous-looking one.
12) depressing

It's opening night of the last depressing week of L.B. Jefferies in a cast.
13) frightening

We're two of the most frightening ghouls I've ever known.
14) luminous

Luminous dials for watches. House numbers that light up.
15) helpless

that you'd kill a little helpless, friendly dog.
16) plausible

Murder's the least plausible.
17) unsupported

It's a secondhand version of an unsupported story
18) unpredictable

Women aren't that unpredictable.
19) miserable

Yeah, she'll wind up fat, alcoholic and miserable.
20) foolish

Hold everything. Don't do anything foolish.
21) vicious

If you want to get vicious on this thing, I'd be very happy to accommodate you.
22) feminine

My feminine intuition for a bed for the night.
23) suspicious

Because everything this fellow's done has been suspicious.
24) ridiculous

It's ridiculous to say that it can only be done
25) unemployed

Doyle, don't tell me he's an unemployed magician,
26) rude

If your opinion is as rude as your manner, I don't think I care to hear it.
27) backward

Well, your logic is backward.
28) alcoholic

Yeah, she'll wind up fat, alcoholic and miserable.

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