Name: Monsters, Inc.
Released: 2018-03-20
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Cast: John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Mary Gibbs

Words to remember

Nouns

1) flab

or simply work off that flab that's hanging over the bed !
2) cretin

Wazowski ! Where is it, you little one-eyed cretin?
3) odorant

-Can I borrow your odorant? -I got smelly garbage or old dumpster.
4) puce

Man, I have no idea what puce is.
5) banishment

They all got one thing in common. Banishment!
6) cheater

Randall? That cheater. He's trying to boost his numbers.
7) slingshot

Giant slingshot, too conspicuous. Enormous wooden horse, too Greek.
8) someplace

Well, then why don't you find someplace for it to sleep
9) fella

-It is not. -Hey, fella. Hey, Jerry.
10) decontamination

Please remain motionless. Prepare for decontamination.
11) slumber

Slumber party.
12) wasteland

Wasteland? I think you mean wonderland.
13) shovel

Give me that shovel. There!
14) sweetie

-Have a good day, sweetie. -You too, hon.
15) roar

-Give us a big loud roar. -There's no time for this!
16) dope

What, did you forget to check if her hood was up, you big dope?
17) gator

-Mama, another gator got in the house. -Another gator?
18) refinery

the best refineries,
19) germ

No. Hey, that's my bed. You're gonna get your germ all over it.
20) snail

Good morning, Roz, my succulent garden snail.
21) fungus

Fungus? Fungus? You like cars?
22) bunk

Twins! In a bunk bed !
23) sweetheart

-Good night, sweetheart. -'Night, Mom.
24) creep

What a creep. One of these days I am really
25) mop

Sulley, a mop, a couple of lights and some chair fabric
26) autograph

-Can we get an autograph? -Oh, sure. No problem.
27) tuck

New makeup. You had a lift. You had a tuck. You had something.
28) circumstance

Sulley, I think that given the circumstance

Verbs

1) calibrate

-I don't know. I calibrate the. . . -Go check the machine.
2) intercept

when you intercept that child, Mr. Sullivan.
3) waltz

Then I guess we waltz right up to the factory, right?
4) scare

We scare because we care.
5) terminate

Simulation terminate.
6) lean

Hey. It's still lean to the left.
7) deserve

Sullivan got what he deserve.
8) shake

and shook me like a doll.
9) dig

Using mainly spoons, we dig a tunnel under the city
10) bare

Sulley, I am baring my soul here. The least you can do is pay attention.
11) blast

Well. a kid flew right over me and blast a car with its laser vision.
12) attach

Once you name it, you start getting attach to it.
13) destroy

I hope you're happy, Sullivan. You destroy this company.
14) shut

That is, if these gentlemen haven't shut us down.
15) trace

Word is the kid's been trace to this factory.
16) involve

-no walking involve. -Give it a rest, will ya, butterball?
17) suppose

I forgot about some paperwork I was suppose to file.
18) refine

Refined into clean, dependable energy.
19) ignore

Ever since the kid came in, you've ignore everything I've said,
20) dust

Number one wants this dust for prints.
21) escape

The child may have escape !
22) bet

I bet we get the rest of the day off.
23) mention

Cutest thing in the world. I haven't mention the free yaks' milk.
24) insert

Something has been insert in your skin that makes you look like. . .
25) catch

-Looks like we caught the express. -Do you see them?
26) decide

-Boo? What's Boo? -That's what I decide to call her.
27) slide

-Come on, it slide. -Right. Right.
28) warm

We power your car. We warm your home.

Adverbs

1) asleep

It's waiting for us to fall asleep and then wham !
2) loud

or the Agreeable Snowman, for crying out loud?
3) aside

-Go, go, go. -Coming through. Stand aside.
4) personally

I will personally put you through the shredder.
5) carefully

Carefully matching every child to their ideal monster,
6) properly

It's cretin. If you're gonna threaten me, do it properly.
7) extremely

I've been extremely forgiving till now.
8) certainly

Well, somebody's certainly been a busy bee.
9) exactly

Milking a yak ain't exactly a picnic.
10) alone

-This has gone far enough, James. -She's home. Leave her alone.
11) sometimes

I am so romantic sometimes I think I should marry myself.
12) finally

Finally. I never should have trusted you with this.
13) behind

You're still behind, Randall.
14) especially

Especially you, James.
15) late

I need a favor. Randall was working late last night on the scare floor.
16) almost

-What happened? -The kid almost touched me.
17) outside

Let me just go outside and make some more.
18) actually

We may actually make our quota today, sir.
19) inside

Get inside.
20) enough

-This has gone far enough, James. -She's home. Leave her alone.
21) later

-Sorry. -See you later, fellas.
22) often

I'm telling you, you're gonna be seeing this face on TV more often.
23) far

Well, Jerry, what's the damage so far?
24) together

Both of us together
25) else

What else can go wrong?
26) ever

-Want to get going? -Do I ever. It's just. . .
27) least

Sulley, I am baring my soul here. The least you can do is pay attention.
28) once

for once.

Adjectives

1) romantical

Think romantical thoughts.
2) googly

Not for googly bear. I will see you at quittin' time.
3) alphabetized

Those were alphabetized. It's OK.
4) shifty

-He's got them shifty eyes. -Hey, Waxford.
5) abominable

Loch Ness. Bigfoot. The Abominable Snowman.
6) motionless

Please remain motionless. Prepare for decontamination.
7) sultry

Follow the sultry sound of my voice.
8) succulent

Good morning, Roz, my succulent garden snail.
9) fuchsia

The fuchsia ones go to purchasing and the goldenrod ones go to Roz.
10) reassuring

Your stunned silence is very reassuring.
11) affectionate

My, what an affectionate father.
12) forgiving

I've been extremely forgiving till now.
13) agreeable

or the Agreeable Snowman, for crying out loud?
14) careless

Yes. Well, I'll try to be less careless.
15) stunned

Your stunned silence is very reassuring.
16) darn

Oh, that darn paperwork.
17) undercover

Two and a half years of undercover work were almost wasted
18) pathetic

You stupid, pathetic waste.
19) tenacious

I need scarers who are confident, tenacious, tough.
20) jealous

You've been jealous of my good looks since the fourth grade.
21) adorable

Why can't they call me the Adorable Snowman
22) obscure

Bring an Obscure Relative to Work Day.
23) rugged

-He's handsome. He's rugged. -What a coincidence, running into you.
24) asleep

Scary feet, scary feet, scary feet. Kid's asleep!
25) insane

What a plan. Simple, yet insane.
26) relaxed

Be relaxed. Be relaxed. Be relaxed.
27) invisible

Did she turn invisible?
28) enormous

Giant slingshot, too conspicuous. Enormous wooden horse, too Greek.

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