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Downton Abbey » Season 3 » Episode Six

00:49:32

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

94

Words to remember

Nouns

1) frolicker

Do I look like a frolicker?
2) caesarian

There are cases where an early caesarian
3) eclampsia

was that eclampsia is almost invariably fatal,
4) foxtrot

I love the foxtrot, don't you?
5) lordship

His lordship wants you.
6) subcontinent

There's the whole Indian subcontinent to begin with.
7) mousse

Salmon mousse?
8) midday

but it was dinner at midday.
9) parsley

a bit of chicken liver and some parsley?
10) dealings

That no one from the house is to have any dealings with me.
11) discomfort

The discomfort and the terror
12) edith

EDITH: Sometime, yes.
13) luncheon

might come to me for luncheon on Thursday.
14) barley

He's growing barley and wheat.
15) kindness

for showing me kindness?
16) gardener

Your gardener, your kitchen maid, your...
17) parrot

I know we all sound like parrot, Tom,
18) incense

I cannot feel bells and incense
19) verdict

to overturn the verdict?
20) nonsense

You let all that nonsense weigh against
21) lam

lam past help.
22) goodness

Oh, goodness, you've changed.
23) violet

VIOLET: She's just invited

Verbs

1) flabbergast

You are always flabbergast by the unconventional.
2) gange

Well, you and Granny are ganging up against Tom.
3) baptize

to be baptize into a different tribe from this one.
4) frighten

Or frighten her.
5) entitle

but I am not sure that you are entitle
6) disappoint

But you disappoint me.
7) grieve

I will not criticize a mother who grieve for her daughter.
8) chop

Lamb Chops Portmanteau'd?
9) owe

I owe Ethel an apology.
10) govern

that govern her upbringing.
11) expose

that you have expose my family to scandal!
12) steal

J" Somebody stole my... J"
13) dare

I dare say you won't object when I do.
14) admit

Not many, I admit.
15) dispute

no one dispute your position as head of this household,
16) arrive

It's arrive!
17) suppose

I suppose you know I'm working for Mrs. Crawley now
18) invite

Robert's invite Mr. Travis to dine with us.
19) knight

because he is knight and fashionable
20) burn

you no longer want them burn at the stake.
21) realize

It's much later than I realize.
22) ignore

Sir Philip Tapsell ignore all the evidence
23) bet

I bet he is.

Adverbs

1) unhappily

Robert, people like us are never unhappily married.
2) invariably

was that eclampsia is almost invariably fatal,
3) terribly

Grief makes one so terribly tired.
4) seldom

of the heart, since it's seldom helpful to do so,
5) presumably

then presumably it will be his influence
6) nicely

Oh, quite nicely done.
7) sometime

He has to start to make a life for himself sometime.
8) wherever

to live with him in Liverpool or wherever he comes to rest,
9) separately

and it makes no sense to manage it separately.
10) aside

Now step aside,
11) besides

And besides, Sybil...
12) somewhere

I'm going somewhere on me own.
13) eventually

Not right away, but eventually.
14) twice

Save him getting the car out twice.
15) absolutely

Yes, that is absolutely marvelous.
16) truly

Did Sybil truly not mind?
17) exactly

I don't know exactly.
18) frequently

I'm just saying that Robert frequently makes decisions
19) alone

Leave him alone.
20) perhaps

Perhaps give a little lunch party, nothing formal.
21) sometimes

I sometimes wonder if I should learn to cook.
22) forward

ALFRED: Are you looking forward
23) quite

Oh, quite nicely done.

Adjectives

1) unmusical

is so unmusical a word.
2) discourteous

I don't mean to be discourteous, but I doubt it.
3) ghoulish

I think it's ghoulish to call her after Sybil.
4) infinitesimal

An infinitesimal one.
5) unhelpful

in the most unhelpful and I may say arrogant manner.
6) disciplined

I say weaker and less disciplined.
7) arrogant

in the most unhelpful and I may say arrogant manner.
8) sober

At a time like this, of sober dignity!
9) outright

I could neverjustify telling an outright lie.
10) pleasing

is pleasing to God.
11) unsafe

"it will make the verdict unsafe."
12) foolish

Nothing foolish.
13) optimistic

You don't look as optimistic as you did, Bates.
14) steep

I've been on a steep learning curve
15) rude

Look, I don't mean to be rude or personal, Ethel,
16) pagan

and all the rest of that pagan folderol
17) harsh

I do not mean to sound harsh.
18) awful

On that awful night,
19) grateful

I'm very grateful.
20) fatal

was that eclampsia is almost invariably fatal,
21) delicious

How delicious.
22) strict

Against my strict instructions to give the place a wide berth.
23) precious

May I ask who was expected at this precious luncheon?

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