Name: Singin' in the Rain
Released: 2020-06-04
Duration: 1 h 42 min
Cast: Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds

Words to remember

Nouns

1) laughingstock

They can't make a laughingstock out of Lina Lamont.
2) snifter

"Sipped his snifter."
3) lovebird

Stop that chitchat, you lovebird. Let's get another take.
4) pash

DORA: Her new red-hot pash, J. Cumberland Spendrill III...
5) edgewise

Can't a girl get a word in edgewise? They're my public too!
6) sandbag

A sandbag hits his head.
7) chitchat

Stop that chitchat, you lovebirds. Let's get another take.
8) dramatics

We rounded out our apprenticeship at an exclusive dramatics academy.
9) mose

A mose is a mose.
10) flapper

...the darling of the flapper set...
11) morgen

- Guten morgen! - Guten morgen!
12) boudoir

For lounging in her boudoir
13) sleet

"The show must go on, come rain, come shine, come snow, come sleet!"
14) vaudeville

Or go back into vaudeville.
15) tarantula

Meet the world's greatest actor. I'd rather kiss a tarantula!
16) taffy

Couldn't be a lily Or a taffy daffy dilly
17) rattlesnake

Why, you rattlesnake, you. You got that poor kid fired.
18) kilowatt

We add 500,000 kilowatt of stardust.
19) chore

Got any more little chore you want done?
20) whirl

I'm in a whirl
21) fella

Take him away, fella!
22) madman

There's a madman coming into my office for months, and...
23) frown

[SINGING] Don't bring a frown to old Broadway
24) custard

And then you get A great big custard pie in the face
25) bandwagon

Every studio's jumping on the bandwagon.
26) meow

It's the cat's meow!
27) jester

I am but a humble jester. And you? You are too far above me.
28) pheasant

Not exactly. But for lunch, don't you tear a pheasant with Miss Lamont?

Verbs

1) dentalize

Watch out for those dentalize D's and T's and those flat A's.
2) betroth

My father has me betroth to the Baron de Landsfield...
3) sneer

...that lets you sneer at my humble profession?
4) sneeze

...seized his knees and sneeze."
5) frighten

I'm sorry I frighten you.
6) entitle

This is Lina's big night and she's entitle to do the talking.
7) instill

This was instill in me by Mum and Dad from the very beginning.
8) surpass

You surpass them like a queen
9) adore

DON: Audiences everywhere adore us.
10) bleach

I thought something was cooking beneath those bleach curls.
11) fiddle

And remember, Lockwood, you might be trading that fiddle in for a harp.
12) seize

"Sinful Caesar sipped his snifter, seize his knees and sneezed."
13) chew

He chew them and he chooses them.
14) owe

- Congratulations. We owe you a lot. - Thank you.
15) whip

I'm the one who got the whip cream in the kisser.
16) refresh

Before Mr. Lockwood refresh your memory, you may as well know...
17) bolt

She grabbed her things and bolt. Anything I can do?
18) sip

Now. "Sinful Caesar sip his snifter...
19) steal

Kathy nearly stole the picture from her.
20) dare

If I but dare
21) deserve

No, I deserve them.
22) shake

Keep telling me from time to time. I feel a little shake.
23) grab

She grab her things and bolted. Anything I can do?
24) belong

My heart belong to another...
25) laugh

[SINGING] Make 'em laugh Make 'em laugh
26) trim

Her cloak is trim with monkey fur
27) suppose

You were suppose to go over the bar and crash into the glasses! Try it again!
28) lie

Of all that lie Under the big blue sky

Adverbs

1) madly

You're madly in love with her and you have to overcome her shyness.
2) erroneously

...but Moses supposes erroneously."
3) someplace

I'm driving to Beverly Hills. Can I drop you someplace?
4) afar

From afar
5) decidedly

Positively, no Decidedly, no
6) terribly

Terribly lonely.
7) backstage

One night, backstage, he's reading The Tale of Two Cities.
8) someday

You're going to New York, and someday we'll all hear of you, won't we?
9) positively

Positively, no Decidedly, no
10) definitely

Definitely, no
11) apart

Nothing can keep us apart.
12) absolutely

Absolutely nothing.
13) certainly

Oh? Certainly seems more than that...
14) nearly

This car hasn't given me trouble in nearly six hours.
15) exactly

Should I reveal exactly how I feel
16) finally

DON: Finally we decided to come to sunny California.
17) quite

Now you could study Shakespeare And be quite elite
18) late

It's great to stay up late
19) outside

What's that? The storm outside?
20) soon

...that wedding bells are soon to ring for you and Lina?
21) half

Believe me, I don't like her half as much as I hate you.
22) far

I am but a humble jester. And you? You are too far above me.
23) together

You've come a long way together. Won't you tell us how it happened?
24) else

You and who else, you big lummox?
25) ago

That's three weeks ago. You still thinking about that?
26) ever

DON: Lina and I have had the same wonderful relationship ever since.
27) sure

You sure look lovely in the moonlight.
28) least

Well, at least you're taking it lying down.

Adjectives

1) downhearted

I'm so downhearted, Theresa.
2) imperious

"Imperious princess of the night"?
3) thumping

[FAN THUMPING AND AUDIENCE LAUGHING]
4) idiotic

Did you ever see anything as idiotic as me on that screen?
5) stupendous

- That's stupendous! - Thanks.
6) dignified

Laugh if you want, but the stage is a dignified profession.
7) cunning

This cunning hat receives
8) moot

- You? You're a musician. - That's a moot point.
9) enchanting

Enchanting. What?
10) monumental

Every star in Hollywood is here to make Monumental Pictures' premiere...
11) vulgar

- It's vulgar. - You think they'll ever use it?
12) irresistible

Haven't you heard? She's irresistible. She told me so.
13) dazzling

You're a dazzling eyeful
14) detrimental

...it would be "detrimental and deleterious" to my career.
15) darn

You're darn tooting we have.
16) damp

...nobody'd come to see me jump off the Woolworth Building into a damp rag.
17) understandable

But it was understandable, under the circumstances. I knew I'd seen you.
18) thrilled

We're thrilled at your response to The Royal Rascal.
19) immortal

In the words of that immortal bard Samuel J. Snodgrass
20) enthusiastic

ROD: "Monumental Pictures enthusiastic over Lina's singing and dancing."
21) rigorous

To this was added rigorous musical training...
22) ridiculous

We gotta keep our stars from looking ridiculous at any cost.
23) rugged

"Around the rocks the rugged rascal ran."
24) chic

She's stylish She's chic
25) modest

You simply can't be too modest At the beach or by the pool
26) awful

I did say some awful things that night, didn't I?
27) disappointed

Your fans will be bitterly disappointed.
28) dumb

Am I dumb or something?

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