Name: A Moorland Holiday
Released: 2018-09-08
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

Words to remember

Nouns

1) underbutler

I am an underbutler, and...
2) scullery

So I fetched a knife from the scullery
3) balalaika

and midnight skating to the strains of the balalaika,
4) gasworks

Killing sparrows by the gasworks is hardly the same
5) pittance

either I gave up work and we lived on a pittance,
6) innuendo

They weave their web with little lies and innuendo
7) countryman

Oh, many of our countrymen have settled there.
8) stepfather

And your stepfather was an iron worker.
9) lordship

And, in fact, I'm to load for his lordship,
10) chum

No, I think I'll chum Tom for this drive.
11) deference

Oh, he's all bows and deference to his face,
12) vino

E vino veritas-- from wine comes truth.
13) sob

Bored to sob, but better.
14) grouse

as shooting grouse at Brancaster Castle!
15) chauffeur

Few chauffeur travel with a valet.
16) scum

DENKER: How do you get rid of all this scum?
17) merton

MERTON: Well, if you're going to be miserable,
18) telegram

I've had a telegram from Mr. Murray.
19) broth

she would make the most delicious chicken broth
20) ulcer

Your father has an ulcer.
21) fuss

I don't know why you're making such a fuss, Mama.
22) brink

from the brink of the abyss.
23) tug

by a tear-stained tug of war.
24) nuisance

It's rather a nuisance, but Charlie Rogers has rung
25) posture

or in a semi-recumbent posture.
26) barrow

Can't Barrow come up with something?
27) valet

I am Mr. Barrow, valet to the Earl of Grantham.
28) spit

everything will be done in the most Iickety spit manner.

Verbs

1) overdo

and I'm terribly afraid he overdid it.
2) detest

You detest her, and yet I've never known you fight
3) overshadow

I will not have my final years overshadow
4) embarrass

Now I've embarrass you.
5) frighten

I mean it-- you frighten me
6) betray

but my maid had betray us to the princess,
7) amaze

and that would have amaze Sybil,
8) shred

and the police know their case would be shred in court.
9) rattle

He does get so rattle by things.
10) offend

And you're not offend?
11) spoil

I'm sure they're being spoil to death.
12) uncover

He says they've uncover something,
13) stab

A man attacks her and she stab him with a knife.
14) supervise

While I'd be supervising the mythical "maid of all work?"
15) plaster

You'll get plaster on a sniff of sherry.
16) persuade

but my mother persuade him to say he slipped and fell,
17) insult

but I've never been insult in public,
18) weave

They weave their web with little lies and innuendo
19) spit

Well, that sounds more final than if you'd spat in my eye.
20) fetch

So I fetch a knife from the scullery
21) lend

They are given, not lent.
22) insist

No, go on, I insist.
23) threaten

I threaten him.
24) swear

you'd have sworn you could paint the Mona Lisa
25) appoint

Well, at the appoint hour,
26) regret

and while we regret his going,
27) bore

Bored to sobs, but better.
28) interrupt

Have I interrupt a lovers' tryst?

Adverbs

1) shamelessly

and I shamelessly took advantage.
2) democratically

and if that thought's too democratically overpowering,
3) madly

we fell madly in love.
4) awfully

Awfully, awfully well.
5) diligently

And what are you carrying so diligently?
6) amazingly

The della Francesca sold amazingly well.
7) terribly

and I'm terribly afraid he overdid it.
8) forwards

At least we're going forwards and not backwards.
9) luckily

Luckily for us.
10) seldom

Lord Hexham is seldom at home,
11) professionally

and conduct yourself more professionally in the future!
12) backwards

At least we're going forwards and not backwards.
13) aboard

Get aboard before I get cross with you.
14) adequately

can ever adequately express our gratitude.
15) afterwards

I hope to speak to him afterwards.
16) wherever

Wherever you are, we send you all our love and kisses
17) steady

Steady on.
18) perfectly

I'm perfectly all right.
19) besides

Besides, you're a good shot.
20) somewhere

Are you going somewhere?
21) obviously

Obviously.
22) apparently

Apparently, tea is normally served in the antelibrary here.
23) unfortunately

but unfortunately, he didn't send it.
24) forever

She'll love you forever if you'll let her.
25) normally

Apparently, tea is normally served in the antelibrary here.
26) twice

There's nothing I do you won't be able to manage twice as well.
27) doubt

No doubt Anna will be, too.
28) properly

At least not properly.

Adjectives

1) discourteous

I felt it would be discourteous
2) obsequious

He seems obsequious enough.
3) infuriating

How infuriating!
4) uninterested

She's completely uninterested in me,
5) uninvited

or have you given way to the uninvited guest?
6) overpowering

and if that thought's too democratically overpowering,
7) unfulfilled

Are you pining for some unfulfilled dream?
8) accommodating

I hope your neighbor knows how accommodating you're being.
9) restorative

should know how to make a restorative broth.
10) immoral

I will never again receive an immoral proposition
11) sentimental

but it's not like you to be sentimental.
12) unjust

so it won't be unjust to set her free.
13) dubious

I was not so much jealous as dubious, m'lady.
14) frightening

That's a frightening thought
15) tedious

Nothing is more tedious than other people's misfortunes.
16) embarrassed

I'm not embarrassed.
17) frightened

and I don't like being frightened.
18) embarrassing

"which could only prove embarrassing to us both.
19) unpleasant

Oh, that was unpleasant, wasn't it?
20) ashamed

I'm ashamed.
21) miserable

MERTON: Well, if you're going to be miserable,
22) jealous

You mustn't be jealous
23) frustrating

It is a very frustrating situation.
24) amusing

where malice ceases to be amusing.
25) welcoming

They seem much more welcoming than we are.
26) exhausted

but I think they fell down exhausted.
27) inclined

that I'm not inclined to welcome your cousin Shrimpie
28) anxious

Please, we're all anxious

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