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Elementary » Season 1 » The Long Fuse
00:43:20
Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill
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Nouns
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10th
on October the 10th, 2008,
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2)
accelerant
It's an accelerant made of gasoline, bleach and petroleum jelly.
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3)
novocaine
that was used to pack the bomb. An imprint of the word "novocaine."
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4)
mummification
Death was followed by, and I quote, "pervasive mummification."
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5)
bombast
That's the same bombast I read in the ELM letters.
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6)
immobilizer
HOLMES: Factory-installed immobilizer or after-market tracking system?
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7)
munition
Now, weapons-grade munition uses pulp filler, not newspaper.
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8)
musculature
The musculature of your legs, your shoulders,
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9)
diphenhydramine
The only antidote is a healthy dose of diphenhydramine,
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10)
mouthwash
mouthwash advert, Arctic Blue.
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11)
purveyor
and purveyor of mechanical novelties Hubert Primler.
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12)
alumna
by Harrington School of Business alumna Heather Vanowen.
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13)
detonator
BELL: Our guys found a pager in the rubble that they say was the detonator,
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14)
redial
because when they didn't answer, I hit redial. Twice.
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15)
centimeter
In the photograph, they're 18 centimeter apart.
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16)
gunshot
M.E. Confirms Pradeep Singh was killed by a gunshot wound to the chest.
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17)
sobriety
Now, what kind of a sponsor would allow his sponsee to risk their sobriety
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18)
gusto
Took to it with some gusto, I'd say.
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19)
idiom
A nautical idiom first documented
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20)
indentation
I saw small, almost imperceptible indentation along the upper fringe.
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21)
shred
These shred of newspaper are four years old.
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22)
rubble
BELL: Our guys found a pager in the rubble that they say was the detonator,
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reluctance
Your reluctance to find a sponsor.
Verbs
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atomize
the component that houses the fuel is often atomize?
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2)
distil
Beyond its horticultural employments, fertilizer can be distil down
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3)
grovel
to make the world grovel at my feet."
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4)
disembark
As soon as you disembark, I removed it,
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5)
ravage
ravage by a homemade bomb this morning.
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6)
detonate
The blast detonate in the southeast corner of the office
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7)
puke
Ted Kaczynski looked like a hobo puke another hobo.
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8)
escalate
until his demands escalate past the point that you could meet them.
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9)
injure
Dave Preston and Royce Maltz, and injure 11 more.
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10)
vanish
a few days before he vanish, but the police were able to clear him.
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11)
assent
it does not mean I am assent to his sponsorship.
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12)
stash
All they know for sure is that the bomb was stash in that air vent.
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13)
explode
The bomb that explode this morning was four years old.
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14)
erect
In 2010, they erect a new tower a mere three blocks away.
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15)
tuck
The police think it was tuck into an air vent.
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16)
threaten
I threaten but never bombed.
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17)
disappear
- Because he fought with you? - Because he disappear.
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18)
oppose
Since you've never been anything but oppose to me being here,
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19)
interrupt
- Am I interrupt? - No.
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20)
terminate
Yes, because his contract with this company was terminate.
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21)
spark
May I ask what spark the disagreement between the two of you?
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22)
poison
I call you and tell you that an enemy has poison me
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tear
Four years ago, Pradeep's murderer tore down that section of wall,
Adverbs
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imperceptibly
The center of the wall is almost imperceptibly convex. Why?
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2)
abundantly
It is abundantly clear someone wanted Pradeep dead.
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3)
indefinitely
it could have gone undiscovered indefinitely.
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4)
secretly
was one of the women that he had secretly recorded years ago,
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5)
luckily
but luckily, the Tech Assist was able to pull a number off it.
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6)
accidentally
We have the man who set it off accidentally in 2012.
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7)
repeatedly
Strange for such an aberrant phrase to appear so repeatedly.
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presently
I'll join you presently.
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9)
reasonably
Sure? No. Reasonably certain? Yeah.
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10)
occasionally
Occasionally, we have to help them smooth over their image after mishaps.
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potentially
and then power it with an old and potentially unreliable battery.
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12)
aside
which means, aside from the police,
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13)
regularly
It needs to be exercised regularly, lest it turn flabby.
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14)
somewhere
If he had collapsed somewhere, had a heart attack or a stroke,
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15)
obviously
Obviously your idea.
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16)
definitely
but it's definitely not a car key.
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apart
In the photograph, they're 18 centimeters apart.
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18)
eventually
but eventually I had to accept
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19)
successfully
By 2008, I had successfully detonated nitrate-based bombs
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20)
certainly
I don't know anything about the ELM, and I certainly didn't build any bombs.
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previously
As I said previously, I believe that Edgar Knowles worked alone.
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alone
As I said previously, I believe that Edgar Knowles worked alone.
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particularly
The firm is particularly adept at solving image crises of the corporate variety,
Adjectives
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neuroleptic
with a powerful neuroleptic agent.
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imperceptible
I saw small, almost imperceptible indentations along the upper fringe.
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unexploded
there was an unexploded bomb in the wall.
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decomposing
Because the gasses released from Pradeep Singh's decomposing body
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pungent
the bomb would have filled the air with an odor as pungent as it is distinctive.
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antiquated
as antiquated as a pager.
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aberrant
Strange for such an aberrant phrase to appear so repeatedly.
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averse
I'm not averse, Ms. Vanowen, I'm just busy.
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mnemonic
- Wanna tell me what you're doing? - Method of loci, mnemonic device.
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disgruntled
Well, imagine you're a disgruntled employee, hmm?
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parabolic
Parabolic Web Industries.
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undiscovered
it could have gone undiscovered indefinitely.
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observational
My observational skills are second to none.
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flammable
to see if anyone's missing any flammable chemicals or gunpowder.
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unreliable
and then power it with an old and potentially unreliable battery.
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stunned
I'm stunned. I saw the story on the news this morning.
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arrogant
He became, I don't know, arrogant.
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adept
The firm is particularly adept at solving image crises of the corporate variety,
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sober
I don't. Just like I didn't need a sober companion.
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pervasive
Death was followed by, and I quote, "pervasive mummification."
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erectile
Erectile dysfunction.
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latent
took it to the department's Latent Print Unit.
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motley
I have to say, Watson, it's a bit of a motley crew tonight.
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