Name: Greyhound
Released: 2020-07-21
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Cast: Tom Hanks, Stephen Graham, Elisabeth Shue

Words to remember

Nouns

1) messmate

George Cleveland, messmate. Ready. Fire!
2) merchantman

-Watch that merchantman. -Aye, sir.
3) midship

Get down to midship, put down a scrambling net
4) fisticuffs

I will tolerate no more fisticuffs on my ship.
5) periscope

-Radar showing contact at 110. -[lookout] Periscope to starboard bow.
6) kraut

Krauts call it a Pillenwerfer, sir. It's German for something.
7) broadside

All mounts, local control, stand by broadside to port.
8) freighter

U-boat bearing 012, range 1,000! Between us and the freighter!
9) brunt

[Churchill] The brunt of the war has fallen upon the sailormen,
10) gunfire

Lookouts report gunfire, bearing 046, range three miles.
11) numeral

I think coded numeral, sir. But I'm sure of that.
12) rudder

Right standard rudder, 079.
13) echelon

Form starboard echelon on me at the head of the convoy.
14) gunner

Pisani, gunner's mate, third class. Marx, seaman, second.
15) flank

-[Ernie] All ahead flank. -All ahead flank. Aye, sir.
16) torpedo

of "damn the torpedo, full speed ahead."
17) seaman

Pisani, gunner's mate, third class. Marx, seaman, second.
18) propeller

Contact dead ahead, range one mile. Still no propeller noise.
19) scramble

What are these scramble?
20) oboe

"Enemy activity expected at Position Oboe."
21) tanker

[Harbutt] That's the Vasco, sir! She's an oil tanker. She could blow!
22) tracer

[Ernie] Dicky, Greyhound. I see tracer fire over on your side.
23) sonar

Keep your sonar on that starboard flank.
24) rendezvous

That's all the Admiralty needs to hear for a modified rendezvous point.
25) catastrophe

the catastrophe of world war has fallen upon us.
26) foe

that the evil foe may have no power over me. Amen."
27) intercept

Conn, Combat. Course to intercept is 096.
28) serpent

"Wise as a serpent, harmless as a dove."

Verbs

1) apprise

Keep apprise of Eagle's target bearing and notify me when we're two miles out.
2) mutilate

Completely mutilate, sir. All of them.
3) flank

All ahead flank. Meet her when we're headed down the lane.
4) scramble

Some of it's badly scramble, sir. I've done my best with it.
5) intercept

They've intercept multiple German transmissions.
6) regain

Contact regain, bearing starboard 024, range 800 yards, sir.
7) steer

Shall I steer a course for the debris to verify the kill?
8) relieve

Sir, I relieve Mister Carling. Have the deck and the conn.
9) behave

Negative, Greyhound. They seem to be behaving at present.
10) disappear

Target's disappear, sir. Fell off the radar about six miles out.
11) fade

Looks like he's dived, sir, by the way the pips fade out.
12) regret

I regret the incident, sir.
13) slice

Hey, Cap, pulled this corned beef and onion, slice thick for you.
14) dispatch

Reinforcements dispatch.
15) deserve

You deserve it.
16) observe

Eleven rounds fired. No hits observe, sir.
17) dive

Looks like he's dive, sir, by the way the pips faded out.
18) pray

We'll be pray for you. Godspeed, Captain.
19) retain

After all those years of being fitted and retain, a Fletcher-class destroyer.
20) engage

We have engage the enemy, but no hits on my drop.
21) reset

and I reset the overload relay four days ago.
22) hang

and it hang there while we waste depth charges on it.
23) favor

The sea favor the Gray Wolf on the hunt,
24) recall

We pulled everything from below last watch, if you recall, sir.
25) shoot

and it shoot out gas like an Alka-Seltzer.
26) slip

[Watson] He's slip in under our guns, sir. We can't hit him!
27) rescue

She's two hours from convoy, sir. Reports 42 men rescue from Despotiko.
28) bet

I bet he's worked up an appetite.

Adverbs

1) portside

Dicky's coming back in. Portside ahead, sir.
2) astern

[lookout] Rocket! Distress rocket astern! Rear of convoy!
3) urgently

"Help needed urgently."
4) aft

Charlie! Lay a course to open the arcs of fire aft! We'll hit 'em broadside!
5) severely

[doctor] Three severely wounded.
6) aboard

It's why I'm aboard, sir.
7) forever

"Yesterday, today and forever."
8) twice

[Winston Churchill] Twice in a single generation,
9) nearly

and we have lost nearly 3,000 lives
10) immediately

All escorts, Greyhound. Return to your stations immediately.
11) dead

Contact dead ahead, range one mile. Still no propeller noise.
12) deep

When he dives, we're gonna hammer him with two patterns: shallow, then deep.
13) forward

We were hit forward of the engine room and have a fire below deck.
14) therefore

[Ernie] "We therefore commit the earthly remains of Anthony Pisani,
15) soon

Will assist as soon as possible."
16) enough

Close enough for the five-inch, sir.
17) half

Firing line, half right, face!
18) far

Sonar, Bridge. Anything further?
19) together

Let's wait until we can be together.
20) else

Hmm. And I can't sleep anywhere else, sir.
21) ago

and I reset the overload relay four days ago.
22) least

It's at least two hours old.
23) always

I will always be looking for you, Evie.
24) hard

Left hard rudder.
25) below

I need you down below.
26) never

I've never had the gift for sleeping onboard.
27) again

-You gonna do that again? -No, sir.
28) second

Pisani, gunner's mate, third class. Marx, seaman, second.

Adjectives

1) portside

Took a hit at the portside 40-millimeter gun tub, loading ammunition, sir.
2) unguarded

Convoy is unguarded. Take us back to station.
3) watertight

Set Condition 1 throughout the ship. Lock down all watertight passageways.
4) unrelenting

in a hard, unrelenting struggle,
5) evasive

How soon can we reach air cover? No more zigzags, no evasive maneuvers.
6) scant

I can offer only scant protection to the convoy.
7) admirable

Well, let's hope next time's a bit easier, eh? Admirable show, Commander.
8) indefinite

Contact bearing 091, range indefinite.
9) presumed

tracking us and the Cadena. Presumed bearing 196.
10) utmost

"Comescort to James. Please use utmost efforts to conserve fuel."
11) relieved

Sir, I stand relieved. Mister Carling has the deck and the conn.
12) imminent

Attack imminent. Request your earliest assistance."
13) risky

-Captain. -I know it's risky, Charlie, but
14) harmless

"Wise as a serpent, harmless as a dove."
15) economical

Sir, I request I stay with the convoy. I have 56 hours fuel at economical speed.
16) reciprocal

Mister Watson, steady on a reciprocal course.
17) stern

U-boat! Starboard stern! Dicky forced him up!
18) shallow

When he dives, we're gonna hammer him with two patterns: shallow, then deep.
19) bored

Two bored sailors with time on their hands, which became fists.
20) verbal

Kindly make verbal report to Diamond on TBS."
21) distant

Distant noises. Port quarter, bearing indefinite.
22) merry

[woman] Merry Christmas.
23) vulnerable

"Merchant ships vulnerable at rear of convoy.
24) nervous

-Crew's getting nervous, Ernie. -Sleep well, sir?
25) steady

Conn, Combat. Target bearing steady at 094, range 12 miles.
26) curious

Tell me, Greyhound, just curious,
27) loud

Loud and clear, Greyhound. We hear you had a bit of a rough go of it.
28) frozen

It's not electrical, sir. They're frozen.

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