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Elementary » Season 1 » The Leviathan
00:43:17
Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill
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Nouns
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1)
tetradrachm
Yeah, tell him it's about, uh, Greek tetradrachm. He'll know what I mean.
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2)
chitchat
Jurors spend a lot of time together. Lots of idle chitchat. Hmm?
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3)
altercation
Obviously, a violent altercation took place.
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4)
bolo
Guy saw our BOLO on Alex Wilson.
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5)
lull
A bit of a lull right now, actually.
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6)
heist
But Carter Averill, the man who organized the heist
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7)
snipe
A man who might not even exist. You know what? This is a snipe hunt.
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8)
alibi
who knew how to get into that thing has given an alibi.
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9)
locksmith
If you knew an excellent locksmith, you could provide an image of the key.
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10)
tumbler
The tumbler are weighted so they cannot be manipulated with a pick.
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11)
trove
After that's done, it's hardly a trove of information, is it?
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12)
crepe
There's crepe downstairs if you want.
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13)
chaplain
It belongs to an Army chaplain by the name of Audrey Higuerra.
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14)
murderer
I would never have been able to prove that you're a murderer.
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15)
artifact
So some priceless artifact just came into your possession
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16)
fob
- Who has the code? - It appears on a key fob
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17)
folio
an original copy of Shakespeare's first folio
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18)
brunch
for brunch in the morning, not spending the night in a bank vault.
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19)
motive
but the exact motive for the return remains a mystery.
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20)
robbery
But all five robberies attributed to Le Chevalier remain unsolved.
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21)
obsession
You're indulging in all the obsession of addiction without using drugs.
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22)
precinct
So the precinct detective says this is a suicide,
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23)
parole
Maybe the parole board will see you before you're dead.
Verbs
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unemploy
Unemployed at the time of the trial, but listed his previous occupation
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2)
scrawl
It's a simple handwritten note, a scrawl coffee order
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3)
abet
"Your Honor, it's true. We abet in grand larceny."
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4)
plunder
when a Leviathan was plunder within a calendar year. Hmm.
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5)
injure
Even from here, you can see his face is injure.
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6)
unveil
the Aster Museum finally unveil it to the public.
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7)
aire
All the details of the original crime, they were aire in court.
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8)
entail
When I heard that, I couldn't imagine what it entail, and I'm an addict.
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9)
embed
You have a motion sensor embed in the ceiling, light sensor on the wall.
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10)
spit
That looks like something your printer spit out
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11)
relieve
relieve Mr. Guthrie of his share of the diamonds thought the same thing.
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12)
swear
This cop swear he saw Wilson a couple days ago. Gave us an address.
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13)
neglect
We neglect to mention that we had that when we first came in. Yes.
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14)
steal
This Le Chevalier guy, he's a thief who's allegedly stolen
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15)
hack
They hack the software, fed the equation into it.
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16)
renew
It renew one's faith in the profession.
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17)
arrest
The first heist team was arrest, three of them took plea bargains.
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18)
organize
But Carter Averill, the man who organize the heist
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19)
assure
But I assure you, that painting is genuine.
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20)
spell
- Yes. Shall I spell it for you? G... - No.
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21)
suffer
that the thief must have suffer from a guilty conscience,
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22)
drag
- and get us both drag out of here? - You're absolutely right, Watson.
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23)
belong
It belong to an Army chaplain by the name of Audrey Higuerra.
Adverbs
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apiece
Those bottles cost $500 apiece.
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2)
unbreakable
Your company introduced a supposedly unbreakable safe in 2009
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3)
terribly
Would you mind terribly if I tried one more idea before we leave?
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4)
supposedly
Your company introduced a supposedly unbreakable safe in 2009
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5)
mutually
the Lynch sisters and I enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship.
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6)
independently
No genius independently cracked the Leviathan.
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7)
perfectly
The number generator is working perfectly.
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8)
overseas
We're waiting on the Army to confirm that she's posted overseas,
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9)
obviously
Well, he had help, obviously,
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10)
apparently
Apparently, they made a Starbucks run while planning the heist.
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11)
unfortunately
Um, unfortunately, it seems that four of your number
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12)
eventually
Eventually all four were caught and convicted, but none of them talked.
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13)
absolutely
- and get us both dragged out of here? - You're absolutely right, Watson.
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14)
indeed
Very noble indeed.
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15)
certainly
you certainly should not offer a sample. Uh, that would be folly.
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16)
nearly
Oh, it's nearly finished. Don't turn it down. I'm basking.
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17)
exactly
born with exactly the same genetic material.
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18)
immediately
You need to find him, bring him in immediately.
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19)
alone
I mean, I can't just leave my client alone.
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20)
sometimes
I can sometimes disappear into the rabbit hole of my psyche.
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finally
the Aster Museum finally unveiled it to the public.
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22)
quite
I'm quite sure you'd want to see it.
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23)
recently
but the mineral residue on the glass indicates it was full until very recently.
Adjectives
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pickable
This lock is not pickable. That key is, what, a foot long?
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boundless
It's a life of boundless surprises, detective work.
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3)
locksmith
We've already met Charles Briggs, lock-pick and locksmith extraordinaire.
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rabid
who turned on each other like a pack of rabid dogs.
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triumphant
[TRIUMPHANT CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]
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improbable
whatever remains, however improbable, is the truth.
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handwritten
It's a simple handwritten note, a scrawled coffee order
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rhetorical
Evasions and rhetorical curlicues of a man with something to hide.
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unexplained
The police are puzzled by the sudden and unexplained return
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10)
stubborn
How stubborn are you gonna be about this?
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11)
sober
"Sober companion."
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12)
foremost
The world's foremost maker of bank vaults.
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13)
shocking
Shocking, I know. But we have a sample of the murderer's blood.
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14)
ridiculous
Waiting for you to chime in and say that's ridiculous.
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15)
uncut
were uncut diamonds.
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16)
asleep
Hey, Sherlock's asleep. I wasn't sure if I should get the door.
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eager
I hadn't realized you were still so eager to impress her.
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18)
assorted
Coffee, yogurt, assorted fruits.
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modest
Being modest.
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promising
A promising detective in her own right.
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21)
grateful
And the culture will be grateful for their return.
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idle
Jurors spend a lot of time together. Lots of idle chitchat. Hmm?
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instrumental
She was instrumental in solving that case.
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