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Desperate Housewives » Season 3 » Sweetheart, I Have to Confess

00:43:32

Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) saleswoman

Whether it be in the form of a cosmetics saleswoman,
2) unpleasantness

To rise above all that unpleasantness
3) dartboard

There's gonna be a dartboard!
4) mumbo

It's a bunch of legal mumbo jumbo.
5) tantrum

Sometimes grown-ups throw tantrum and need a time-out.
6) trowel

I just dropped my trowel. Thanks.
7) whoo

(lynette and gabrielle) whoo-hoo!
8) zealot

Religious zealot
9) morgue

(man) your jane doe in the morgue
10) shrew

With that malicious, pill-popping shrew,
11) bruise

The bruise, contusions, broken wrist.
12) fixer

Oh, I'll grant you it's a fixer-upper.
13) pari

I met this girl on a flight from pari,
14) orson

Well, orson tells me that the two of you were very close,
15) accusation

With the terrible accusation that I made.
16) booze

And you say whether it was you or the booze talking.
17) parlor

Tom got an idea... I'm gonna open up a pizza parlor!
18) sweetie

Oh! Oh, sweetie!
19) disappearance

Since alma's disappearance,
20) disguise

But some confessions are just bragging in disguise.
21) dime

Then you don't see a dime.
22) motive

Most who disclose vengeful motive
23) spur

It was spur-of-the-moment.

Verbs

1) slosh

Is it hot? Are you slosh?
2) snub

She just deliberately snub me.
3) seduce

I seduce the cable guy again.
4) unveil

Most who unveil hidden agendas
5) disturb

Mr. Delfino asked not to be disturb.
6) sucker

Whatcha doing? I sucker mccluskey
7) apologize

Carolyn just apologize to me for that yesterday.
8) forgive

And once she had been forgive,
9) disappear

And she's just disappear.
10) disclose

Most who disclose vengeful motives
11) smell

Oh, I just love your house. It always smell like you.
12) succeed

I succeed.
13) grab

I reach into my bag, I grab my 4-iron
14) celebrate

They just celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary.
15) nail

We nail their asses.
16) fold

Mrs. Solis, they completely fold.
17) damn

And I'll be damn if I'm gonna be that kind of wife.
18) suppose

Love isn't suppose to be that hard.
19) divorce

If you're legally divorce when he signs the contract,
20) appreciate

I'd really appreciate it if you'd...
21) realize

I realize that maybe iwasout of line--
22) throw

I'm throw a party for an editor friend
23) lease

You lease a building without telling me?

Adverbs

1) deliberately

She just deliberately snubbed me.
2) sometime

All get together for dinner at the club sometime.
3) barely

And you barely knew that I existed.
4) legally

If you're legally divorced when he signs the contract,
5) strictly

And besides, this is strictly business.
6) besides

And besides, this is strictly business.
7) somewhere

Can we do this somewhere else?
8) definitely

Ahem. I was definitely out of line
9) unfortunately

Unfortunately for edie,
10) twice

(mary alice) which is why it's best to think twice
11) absolutely

Oh, yes, she's, um, she's absolutely delightful.
12) truly

Only the truly repentant have any right at all
13) previously

Previously on...
14) alone

It's just stuff. Uh, I'd like a moment alone with my client.
15) perhaps

Without this one keeping me on my toes. Well, perhaps we can
16) sometimes

Sometimes grown-ups throw tantrums and need a time-out.
17) otherwise

Otherwise, get the hell out of my room.
18) quite

I'm sorry. I didn't quite catch that.
19) especially

Especially if you don't know what it is
20) actually

Actually, I just--i just had something to tell you.
21) soon

Soon, with mike on top of me.
22) along

Oh, uh, they're moving along.
23) enough

We're prepared to go to the mat on this one. Oh, enough.

Adjectives

1) petulant

And stops being petulant,
2) repentant

Only the truly repentant have any right at all
3) vengeful

Most who disclose vengeful motives
4) disagreeable

To a disagreeable surprise,
5) checkered

We can put in booths with checkered tablecloths,
6) childish

It means childish, stubborn,
7) careless

Careless with my money and your futures.
8) stubborn

It means childish, stubborn,
9) reckless

You were just trying to keep me from doing something reckless.
10) relieved

(sighs) I'm so relieved.
11) awkward

It was so awkward and complicated.
12) miserable

We're numbing the pain of our miserable lives.
13) imaginary

When you saw 2 million imaginary dollars disappear,
14) ridiculous

That is ridiculous. Orson did not kill alma.
15) delightful

Oh, yes, she's, um, she's absolutely delightful.
16) rude

I mean, you weren't rude or anything.
17) intuitive

Listen to me, okay, 'cause I'm a very intuitive person,
18) brutal

I mean, the restaurant business is brutal. It's-- tom.
19) decent

Are you decent?
20) realistic

She's just being realistic.
21) fake

The contracts in my desk were fake.
22) mexican

Much of that was due to the mexican painkillers
23) okay

Yeah. A little. But that's okay. That's okay.

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