Name: The Great Phatsby (Parts 1 & 2)
Released: 2020-07-30
Cast: Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright, Harry Shearer

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Nouns

1) perjurer ( клятвопреступница )

♪ A hip-hop perjurer ♪
2) invitee ( приглашенный )

and most of his invitee are either dead or fictional.
3) pincushion ( подушечка для булавок )

Luckily, the pincushion store across the street
4) chessboard ( шахматная доска )

A chessboard where the pieces are lipsticks!
5) miser ( держать пари )

Oh, hush. I'm a worn-out old miser
6) goulash ( гуляш )

(laughs) Goulash!
7) quince ( 15 )

I need my quince!
8) loafer ( бездельник )

Where is that loafer with my ice?
9) parquet ( паркет )

Now, dance the night away on my vintage 1920s parquet floor.
10) trifle ( мелочь )

Mmm. A trifle fatty, but other than that,
11) pauper ( нищий )

and you're a tone-deaf pauper who lives in a grave.
12) nacho ( начо )

I hope he get food poisoning from nacho. Peace!
13) urchin ( еж )

Be gone, urchin. We have work to do.
14) rhubarb ( ревень )

rhubarb, pineapple.
15) swipe ( красть )

I've never had one of those newfangled swipe-a-ma-jigs.
16) billionaire ( миллиардер )

Are you Montgomery Burns, the despised billionaire?
17) beak ( клюв )

I swear on the squid beak of Lord Cthulhu
18) chum ( закадычный друг )

from such different backgrounds could end up as chum?
19) sneaker ( кроссовок )

Hey, Burnsie, I didn't get any brand-new sneaker today.
20) restroom ( туалет )

Oh, it's simple, bring the chit from the applicable restroom
21) gazebo ( бельведер )

♪ Now I got half a gazebo, and not even the good half ♪
22) posse ( владение )

Wait. What happened to my posse?
23) cataract ( катаракта )

My eyes were clouded by the cataract of excess.

Verbs

1) betray ( предавать )

I had betray Mr. Burns and felt sick about it.
2) mingle ( навесы )

Sultans mingle with Sultans of Swat.
3) seduce ( соблазнить )

Jay G seduce me with cobbler.
4) despise ( презирать )

Are you Montgomery Burns, the despise billionaire?
5) disgust ( отвращение )

to be completely disgust by you.
6) dedicate ( посвящать )

I've dedicate my entire allowance
7) stew ( тушеное мясо )

I stew it from flowers left on graves.
8) temper ( характер )

Good luck. It's temper titanium
9) lure ( приманка )

Jay lure me into debt and now he owns everything.
10) ditch ( ров )

Yeah. I ditch him, all right.
11) swear ( клясться )

we can use against my sworn enemy, Jay G?
12) owe ( задолжать )

Everything I am I owe to you.
13) whip ( кнут )

Would it help if I whip you?
14) inspire

That I inspire you to such pure and evil greed,
15) bake ( выпекать )

I've got a granny in Atlanta who custom bake them just for me.
16) splash ( всплеск )

I splash all my cash.
17) caption ( подпись )

Captioned by Media Access Group at WGBH
18) interpret ( интерпретировать )

Although we interpret the theme a bit differently
19) bother ( беспокоить )

(sighs) Everyone's gone. Even Smithers never bother
20) forge ( кузница )

HOMER: And so was forge the most unlikely of friendships.
21) xerox ( ксерокопировать )

Xeroxed it, returned it, and wore the copy.
22) doom ( гибель )

HOMER: The two rivals found themselves doom by the lusts
23) steal ( украсть )

left on the seat of a bus I stole.

Adverbs

1) ceaselessly ( безостановочно )

punching back ceaselessly into his own face.
2) cruelly ( жестоко )

that was so cruelly taken from me.
3) luckily ( к счастью )

Luckily, the pincushion store across the street
4) differently ( по-другому )

Although we interpreted the theme a bit differently
5) barely ( едва )

I could barely shut up and go along with it.
6) legally ( юридически )

Sign this release legally releasing the hounds.
7) apparently ( по-видимому )

Apparently, I'm their leader now.
8) apart ( отдельно )

One word from me and they'll rip you apart.
9) forever ( навсегда )

Don't you worry. A posse's loyalty is forever.
10) possibly ( возможно )

WOMEN: ♪ What could possibly go wrong with retail? ♪
11) truly ( действительно )

"You will never be truly ruthless
12) indeed ( на самом деле )

Indeed. I just wish Smithers and his ice were here
13) perhaps ( возможно )

uh, perhaps you could, uh, distribute these invitations
14) finally ( ну наконец то )

We finally found the Bookmark Barn.
15) deep ( глубоко )

HOMER: I looked deep into my heart,
16) round ( круглый )

♪ Go round, hey ♪
17) almost ( почти )

Now, almost drop me.
18) kind ( добрый )

Hmm, it kind of looks like it does.
19) soon ( скоро )

JAY: Mixtape coming soon, ladies.
20) along ( вместе )

I could barely shut up and go along with it.
21) later ( потом )

hot-dog-and-horseshoes thing later?
22) far ( далеко )

But they're so far away.
23) together ( все вместе )

We were going to open up a money-losing winery together.

Adjectives

1) bacchanal ( гуляка )

A beachside bacchanal
2) blowhole ( дыхало )

we might not see blowhole one.
3) presentable ( презентабельный )

to your more, uh, presentable friends.
4) aimless ( бесцельный )

Well, before long, another aimless soul
5) madcap ( сумасброд )

"for an evening of madcap magic and mischief
6) buttered ( сливочное масло )

sipping hot buttered rum in a ski chalet
7) beachside ( прибрежное )

A beachside bacchanal
8) baffled ( сбитый с толку )

Even I'm baffled by the toilet payment system.
9) salted ( соленый )

Yeah, one cup of salted caramel.
10) esteemed ( почитаемый )

MARGE: "Your esteemed presence is requested
11) incandescent ( раскаленный )

I must tell you, it's the most incandescent,
12) shameful ( постыдный )

In an age of shameful excess,
13) brittle ( ломкий )

Bone broth brittle?
14) barren ( бесплодный )

♪ When I was born, our cupboards were barren ♪
15) kindred ( родственный )

We were kindred souls.
16) fictional ( вымышленный )

and most of his invitees are either dead or fictional.
17) infamous ( позорный )

of the infamous Gaslight Strangler
18) scented ( душистый )

into scented candles.
19) multinational ( многонациональный )

without the mascot of my multinational empire.
20) celestial ( астрономический )

♪ 'Cause we're all from the same celestial mother ♪
21) adorable ( обожаемый )

It's the curse of the adorable little store.
22) suspicious ( подозрительный )

I followed you. I got suspicious when you came home last night
23) lame ( ламе )

Well, if we went on some lame econo-watch,

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