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Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers » Season 2 » Last Train to Cashville
00:22:46
68
Nouns
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1)
caboose
Move your caboose, gang.
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2)
toot
Toot toot, molly. We're out of here.
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3)
beastie
Silence, you little beastie,
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4)
sweetie
Oh, sweetie, I'm sure we'll probably find it
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5)
coward
Come back here, you coward!
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6)
slack
♪ are pickin' up the slack ♪
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7)
lad
Maybe we can lend the lad a hand.
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8)
mole
I'd say it's mole hair.
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9)
flap
Ta-da! Guess I still have the old cheese flap flip.
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10)
snack
A nice little ranger snack is what you need.
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11)
ranger
♪ rescue ranger ♪
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12)
vault
I'll express them into the adjoining bank vault
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13)
excuse
In this wretched excuse for a pet store
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14)
nut
Aw, nut.
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15)
genius
Feast upon my evil genius,
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16)
fur
Last one there is a rotten fur ball.
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17)
punch
We may be little, but we pack a big punch.
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18)
mess
Under this mess.
Verbs
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1)
cower
Silence, you cower canines.
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2)
excavate
And excavate the walls.
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3)
endure
I've endure your constant yapping
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4)
flap
Cheese flap a la Monterey.
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5)
smell
Boy, something sure smell good.
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6)
examine
Until we examine it.
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7)
solve
♪ somehow whatever's wrong gets solve ♪
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8)
bet
If we find fat cat, I bet that train won't be too far away.
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9)
catch
Gotta catch the train.
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10)
guess
So I guess whoever took the rest of my train
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11)
wait
[yawn] wait up, guys.
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12)
break
See, this car is broken.
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13)
pack
We may be little, but we pack a big punch.
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14)
rest
Maybe now that he's rest a bit,
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15)
understand
Gosh, I understand.
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16)
leave
Ooh! Who left this here?
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17)
exchange
Where they will be exchange for real gold bars
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18)
mean
I mean, gold bricks.
Adverbs
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1)
terribly
Goodness. You're so terribly scrawny.
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2)
incredibly
I will see my incredibly brilliant plan
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3)
somehow
♪ somehow whatever's wrong gets solved ♪
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4)
besides
Besides, Chip, it's not like we can't follow them.
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5)
absolutely
Absolutely, davey.
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6)
nearly
You nearly got us in trouble, you big dummy.
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7)
sometimes
♪ sometimes some crimes ♪
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8)
late
The late, late, late show?
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9)
far
If we find fat cat, I bet that train won't be too far away.
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10)
ever
Mom? You think I'll ever get my train back?
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11)
sure
Boy, something sure smells good.
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12)
never
♪ no, no, it never fails ♪
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13)
again
With those late shows of yours again.
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14)
too
♪ there's no case too big ♪
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15)
course
Of course, I can't tell if it is animal fur
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16)
around
Hey! We don't have time for foolin' around.
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17)
down
Down, please.
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18)
much
Wake up, Dale! See how much better
Adjectives
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1)
livelong
♪ all de livelong day ♪
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2)
evasive
Evasive maneuver, Zipper.
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3)
rotten
Last one there is a rotten fur ball.
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4)
delicious
Ohh! This is simply too delicious.
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5)
brilliant
I will see my incredibly brilliant plan
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6)
liable
Too right, he's liable to sleepwalk his way
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7)
loose
Just let me tie up a loose end here, pallies.
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8)
dear
Put those things in the closet, dear.
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9)
evil
Feast upon my evil genius,
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10)
famous
Watch me flip me famous
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11)
soft
It was the soft thing I could find.
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12)
fat
You look just like fat cat.
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13)
involved
♪ once they're involved ♪
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14)
safe
Well, davey, here's your train, safe and sound.
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15)
late
The late, late, late show?
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16)
nice
I'd step away from that train nice and easy.
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17)
bad
Out with the bad bricks,
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18)
sound
Well, davey, here's your train, safe and sound.
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