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Desperate Housewives » Season 5 » Crime Doesn't Pay
00:43:31
Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross
836
Nouns
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1)
r.s.v.p.
Oh, yeah. I'm so excited. You got my r.s.v.p., right?
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2)
mm.
I need a fresh look. Mm.
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3)
framer
It took it to the framer. It'll be back in a jiffy.
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4)
rudeness
Tom's rudeness does not give you license to steal.
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5)
turd
So I want a new style that says I'm not a giant turd of sin.
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6)
bruise
Covered in bruise. Am I right? (chuckles)
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7)
alibi
You're using me as an alibi now?
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8)
puss
What's with the puss?
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9)
vulture
Uh-huh. Um, vulture are starting to arrive.
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10)
orson
(mary alice) everyone who met orson hodge
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11)
antler
Hey, did you manage to keep that antler chandelier out of here?
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12)
nicest
For the nicest of reasons.
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13)
brat
And acting like a brat? You had a shot. You blew it.
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14)
pizzeria
Why do you have a salt shaker from scavo's pizzeria?
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15)
cappuccino
For that cappuccino machine? I'll give you $50.
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16)
musk
Of tom's last bottle of "musk, the cologne for men."
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17)
vow
I knew that vow of poverty was a crock.
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18)
booze
Ah. Yeah, but don't panic. I sent edie out for more booze.
Verbs
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mismanage
The truth is, he mismanage that pizza joint
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2)
shatter
The glass shatter, and ugh.
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3)
vanish
To have your livelihood suddenly vanish.
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4)
accuse
Was accuse of a crime that he didn't commit,
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5)
offend
And don't be too offend by someone who's openly rude...
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6)
bleach
Oh, for god sakes, you bleach blonde twit.
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7)
slug
Double or nothing--mccluskey slug someone by 5:00.
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8)
greet
He greet his neighbors each day with a sunny...
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9)
insult
I took over your restaurant and insult you
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10)
apologize
Watching to make sure I apologize,
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11)
beg
He'd cheerfully say... I beg your pardon.
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12)
scare
Jeez, bradley, you scare me!
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13)
owe
Give bree back the $20,000 that we owe her
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14)
bump
If he bump into a stranger on the street... Oh!
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15)
steal
You just stole a pizza oven.
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16)
deserve
He deserve it. He insulted me.
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17)
mess
You just mess with the bull, sister.
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18)
refuse
He refuse to talk about his past,
Adverbs
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1)
absentmindedly
And i-i guess I absentmindedly put it in my pocket.
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2)
cheerfully
He'd cheerfully say... I beg your pardon.
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3)
backwards
Bending over backwards trying to get him a job.
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4)
barely
Barely worth mentioning
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5)
perfectly
A perfectly innocent explanation. Hey, kathy.
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6)
besides
Besides, did you hear what came out of my mouth?
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7)
apparently
Apparently he's less memorable than he thinks he is.
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8)
eventually
But, you know, mike was gonna be with someone eventually,
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9)
absolutely
Can you bring your blue punch bowl? Absolutely. Anything else you need?
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10)
certainly
But trust me, you've certainly made an impression.
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11)
previously
Previously on...
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12)
exactly
We should probably know exactly how much it's worth. And bree got honest...
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13)
immediately
Return it immediately.
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14)
sometimes
But sometimes you just have to look out for yourself.
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15)
finally
He finally understands what love means.
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16)
forward
Well, I was really looking forward to it,
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17)
late
Come on, brad. We don't want to be late.
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18)
almost
I almost couldn't believe he had something that nice.
Adjectives
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tarte
I've made tarte tatin.
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2)
dismissive
And he was very dismissive. Tom has a lot on his mind. I'm sure he didn't mean it.
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3)
lunatic
And I thanked her by becoming a lunatic
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4)
childish
What you did was embarrassing and childish,
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5)
admirable
And admirable.
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6)
insulting
Well, I gotta tell you, it's a little insulting.
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7)
embarrassed
Do you know how embarrassed I would have been
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8)
insignificant
Me, on the other hand, he sees as an insignificant little man,
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9)
embarrassing
What you did was embarrassing and childish,
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10)
relieved
(chuckles) well, actually, I was relieved to get fired.
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11)
adorable
And he has kids-- two adorable little kids.
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12)
frustrated
My husband's been a little frustrated lately.
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13)
ridiculous
Don't be ridiculous.
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14)
rude
You weren't there, bree. He was downright rude.
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15)
abnormal
And abnormal.
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16)
memorable
Apparently he's less memorable than he thinks he is.
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17)
unfair
Because what's happening to me is unfair.
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18)
modest
He's being modest. He was the best.
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