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Desperate Housewives » Season 8 » Get Out of My Life

00:43:14

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) whup

Because this phone has a whup-ass app. (cell phone beeps)
2) bathrobe

Well, you do know they make bathrobe with belts on them?
3) snot

This snot-nosed kid,
4) orson

I don't know, orson. It's such a massive change.
5) respirator

And pretty soon, you're taking me off the respirator,
6) sweetie

Hey, sweetie. Whatcha doing?
7) suitcase

Suitcases?
8) koi

The church has a koi pond, right?
9) snort

To roll my eyes and snort, just know I was provoked.
10) thug

But if you don't pay those thug what you owe them,
11) disagreement

Okay, we had a little disagreement with our landlord,
12) chop

Okay, into the bath. Chop chop.
13) kindness

By extending kindness to people so undeserving of it.
14) pep

Me being awakened at 2:00 a.m. By that pep talk
15) sergeant

What, a nanny? Better. A sergeant.
16) fairness

Well, in all fairness, they did attempt
17) notch

Here. You see the notch on this belt?
18) aussie

Your aussie friend...
19) meantime

And in the meantime, I got no place to go.
20) boxer

Guys! Get your boxer off the table!
21) bladder

Bladder of a fruit fly.
22) scenery

How would you feel about a change of scenery?
23) reconciliation

And it's time for reconciliation.

Verbs

1) metastasize

It's metastasize to the brain.
2) orson

But it was orson who came to her rescue. (screaming)
3) amaze

It always amaze me how much power
4) provoke

To roll my eyes and snort, just know I was provoke.
5) inconvenience

You're afraid of being inconvenience,
6) shack

And I can't believe you shack up
7) abandon

And then they just abandon you? How can your friends do that?
8) insist

If you insist.
9) swear

I swear, they're like termites.
10) owe

But if you don't pay those thugs what you owe them,
11) disappear

I mean, with it, all your problems disappear.
12) regret

And how they regret calling me
13) slam

You slam your doors in my face!
14) borrow

Mike told me you borrow money from a loan shark.
15) remind

That remind me of a funny story.
16) tear

Please, I can see this is tear you up.
17) settle

Until the dust settle.
18) reject

Bree reject her friends...
19) tackle

The girls and I tackle that dead tree out back.
20) deserve

This time as the kind of man you deserve.
21) shake

But as you can imagine, she's still a little shake up,
22) observe

Keenly observe, susan.
23) arrest

When he was arrest,

Adverbs

1) terribly

Terribly. I'd ask you, but I already know.
2) differently

She might react differently to someone who's not her mom.
3) perfectly

It's all coming together perfectly.
4) besides

Besides, if you think about it, they actually helped save me.
5) apparently

Apparently, forgot everything I taught you about condoms.
6) apart

In what drove them apart?
7) forever

It is gonna change forever.
8) possibly

You can't possibly understand this until you have one, too,
9) normally

Normally, I'd never take a check,
10) absolutely

You are absolutely welcome to stay here...
11) previously

Previously on...
12) exactly

Exactly. Go to your dad's.
13) perhaps

Perhaps my only one.
14) finally

I thought I'd finally found the one.
15) forward

For me to move forward with my life,
16) recently

My aunt recently passed.
17) almost

You almost killed me, so I say it does.
18) actually

Besides, if you think about it, they actually helped save me.
19) kind

And we were kind of evicted.
20) soon

And pretty soon, you're taking me off the respirator,
21) enough

Okay, that's it. Nobody's ever gonna be good enough for you. (refrigerator door opens and closes)
22) together

Gonna be spending more time together? Yes.
23) else

I know what it's called. I just didn't know what else to do.

Adjectives

1) undeserving

By extending kindness to people so undeserving of it.
2) unkind

I didn't tell you because... It was an unkind visit.
3) nagging

You know, the foul moods and the nagging
4) appalling

It's appalling.
5) folic

You might want to eat something called folic acid,
6) rhetorical

The question is rhetorical, but the answer is still no.
7) adoptive

No, the father will be an adoptive parent
8) stressful

It's just, my life's really stressful right now.
9) unpleasant

Something unpleasant with an aggressive stranger.
10) dummy

Do you still have that dummy grenade?
11) depressed

And I was feeling really depressed,
12) inspiring

What an inspiring story. (chuckles)
13) shocked

Orson, I understand you're shocked, but please talk to me.
14) unfair

And he's been so unfair to you.
15) foul

You know, the foul moods and the nagging
16) deaf

And I'm old and deaf. It's perfect.
17) unexpected

She just meant it's unexpected,
18) aggressive

Something unpleasant with an aggressive stranger.
19) calm

I learned to be calm,
20) rid

Just when I think I've gotten rid of 'em...
21) stuck

Because now I was "stuck" with you.
22) frozen

All he eats are frozen waffles-- still frozen!
23) excited

He was talking about the baby. He's so excited.

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