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New vocabulary

by grookey
New words I learn mostly from movies.
(1053 terms)
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term Description
acquaintance He's not really a friend. He's more like an acquaintance.
baffled
bogus
bribe
bushwhack
crawl back
dotty
far-fetched
gig
lovelorn
gullible
measly
numb
petty
quibble
relentless
spry
stake Our very lives can be at stake.
swine
wallow
harbormaster
shipyard
aft I can't tell the aft from the stern.
stern I can't tell the aft from the stern.
lapdog You're such a little lapdog.
pop Why can't they find her pops, man?
shudder I shudder to think.
thaw out That's no big deal, Sid. You'll thaw out.
wallow I can't wallow in the grief process forever.
woozy I'm feeling a little woozy here.
peer Peer pressure. I'm far too sensitive.
forfeiture Any systematised transmission indicating intelligent origin must be investigated on penalty of total forfeiture of shares.
hull Is the hull breached?
hatch An organism. Open the hatch.
hasty Let's not be too hasty.
collate As I said, I'm still collating.
jeopardize Maybe I've jeopardised the rest of us, but it was a risk I was willing to take.
smother I remember some horrible dream about smothering.
stiff In general, dolls branded for girls are stiff—they can move their arms and legs at best, and handheld accessories look uncanny in their ever rigid hands.
albeit These famous dollhouses, albeit luxurious and detailed, had boring to death structures.
akin At that moment, the big doll hides in the closet and the small one comes out of a shelf, implying a transformation akin to Alice’s.
prowess Now that Polly is tiny, she can “go there” to show off her skating prowess!
plaid I'm dreaming of a plaid Christmas, completely unlike the ones I used to know.
scavenger
ravage
shatter
grapple They grapple each other in a savage melee.
pervade especially as the wave of on-the-nose systemic metaphors keeps pervading the medium’s fetishes
debunk It is hard, however, to draw the line in regard to the so-called political games since they openly reproduce such systems to debunk them afterwards.
misbegotten And well, this isn’t a misbegotten premise in and of itself, but leads to some serious problems when it comes to boy geniuses.
savvy And as much as the aforementioned notions of savvy design are shaped by these technocrats (...)
thoroughly In fact, the game as a whole, as you may have already guessed, is thoroughly embroiled in the roots of late capitalism.
embroil In fact, the game as a whole, as you may have already guessed, is thoroughly embroiled in the roots of late capitalism.
  Videogame’s political consciousness appears to be neglected in general, with notable exceptions proving the rule inasmuch as they’re forced to grow on the outskirts.
chatterbox Boy, that guy was a real chatterbox, wasn't he?
frantic Because the pace is so frantic, every choice you make has to matter a lot.
weasel The guy's a weasel.
laid-back Oh, so your laid-back, natural lifestyle is one of your secrets to your appeal...
bellhop Oh, so you can't go to Vegas, but she can fuck a bellhop on a Carnival Curise Line?
gross out Yeah, I do believe that because she's grossed out by semen.
frown upon It's not illegal, it's frowned upon, like masturbating on an airplane.
quaint No, it's so quaint.
denial Wow. He's in denial.
rack Ma'am, in the leopard dress, you have an amazing rack.
fudge up I'm sorry, I fudged up, guys.
hath Consider God's handwork: who can straighten what He hath made crooked?
crooked Consider God's handwork: who can straighten what He hath made crooked?
tamper I not only think that we will tamper with Mother Nature, I think Mother Nature wants us to.
second to none A genetic quotient second to none.
burden Your child doesn't need any additional burdens.
guise In the guise of Jerome Morrow, I have risen quickly through the ranks of Gattaca.
ploy A ploy to get me cooking again.
overweening Some sort of overweening pride, I suppose.
fatten up Fatten that baby up.
bear up He simply bears up, and he does it because he's a man.
hunch Your hunch was right.
gambit Walt says he's not going anywhere so that's a really brilliant gambit on my part.
dreck As long as it's that ridiculous Chili P or some other dreck but don't even think abour using my formula.
ram I say we just ram him.
nab They nab me... I make a deal to give up the great Heisenberg and his million-dollar drug ring.
hoax Arriving at the hospital, I learned the emergency call was a hoax.
gander Well, take a gander. Prices are negotiable.
wang Stop a bullet like a soft wang against a Quaker girl. Ain't getting through.
bone Told you. Dude's totally boning us.
spillage Well, what about spillage?
swatter This is a swatter.
shuttle We're making meth here, all right? Not space shuttles.
turd Did you know that there's an acceptable level of rat turds that get into candy bars?
sling They goy Tomás slinging.
hearsay That's hearsay. Do you have any proof?
yawp A yawp is yell.
doff Well, I doff my proverbial cap to you, sir.
gulf That last 3 percent... it may not sound like a lot, but it is. It's a tremendous gulf.
stud Dad, you're such a stud. How much did you win exactly?
jibe That's pretty rare these days but it does jibe with the blue stuff I've been tracking.
mitt No, no, no. You keep your mitts off me. I'm good. I'm good.
bona fide Now, this Gale Boetticher is a bona fide chemistry genius.
wazoo I mean, he's got degrees up the wazoo, right?
snot-nose I'm talking to some snot-nose lawyer who's asking me for my badge number.
napkin That napkin.
dunce These guys usually get a dunce to pull the trigger, right?
fodder This is all good fodder for you to request a sit-down with Gus so you can discuss what you would say for questioning.
maverick The guy has gone totally maverick. He's Miss Daisy with binoculars.
scram Guys, go, go, go. Scram.
rile up Yeah, speaking of things that tend to rile you up... the police, they may call.
shrug off I will not have my children living in a house where dealing drugs and hurting people and killing people is shrugged off as "shit happens".
bide Hold on, bide my time and wait.
sloppy Even by cop stan1dards, this is sloppy.
uptight Look, she didn't seem crazy to me, you know? She just seem, like, uptight.
mope around Hey, man, look at the sad sack I found moping around the lobby.
fester I'm glad you're on it. That's not something you wanna let fester.
suss out I say we keep listening, suss out how much time we have.
skid row We hit skid row, the Crystal Palace, all the halfway houses, scrounge up about a dozen skells, put them to work smurfing cold pills.
scrounge We hit skid row, the Crystal Palace, all the halfway houses, scrounge up about a dozen skells, put them to work smurfing cold pills.
skell We hit skid row, the Crystal Palace, all the halfway houses, scrounge up about a dozen skells, put them to work smurfing cold pills.
smurf We hit skid row, the Crystal Palace, all the halfway houses, scrounge up about a dozen skells, put them to work smurfing cold pills.
piddling Well, maybe we better talk about it a little more because what it sounds like you're telling me, Mike, is that from now on we have no choice but to do this piddling pseudo cook so that we can pay back your guys.
quandary Walter, I've got a bit of a quandary here.
quiver The poor man can't spend a few minutes with his granddaughter without you guys quivering in the bushes and peeping through your binoculars.
ripcord Whatever you got planned, you best pull the ripcord while you still have a chance.
tepid Yours is just some tepid off-brand, generic cola.
squander And what, you wanna squander that potential?
brass tacks Brass tacks. Okay, my job is to advise and my advice is, come on, already.
scabby To whom? A bunch of scabby Arizona tweakers?
rake in But apparently Jesse is raking it in.
crank up Maybe I can get him cranked up enough that he starts yapping.
yap Maybe I can get him cranked up enough that he starts yapping.
tick away So I'm looking all around, because I know we're not done but the gallons are slowly ticking away.
reel I was reeling from a cancer diagnosis that was poised to bankrupt my family.
poise I was reeling from a cancer diagnosis that was poised to bankrupt my family.
rinse off I could have rinsed off at the station.
brimming with Just brimming with advice.
ruthless Hey, Walt's ruthless.
skimp Don't skimp on family, that's what I always say.
barge in I'm sorry to just barge in on you like this but I was hoping that I could have a moment to talk with you.
simmer down Whoa, simmer down there, sparky.
galore Last week’s episode was a Leone movie, I saw someone remark on Twitter—outsized drama, heightened style, breathless suspense, posturing galore
soothe Maybe that soothes some troubled waters.
nil On the TV front, the reception's pretty much nil.
flue The flue can be tricky.
stove Know how to work the stove?
wheedle Later he wheedles Lydia into accepting this as a tolerable level of risk, as opposed to a more permanent solution, which she would no doubt prefer.
have a gander Take a look at him. Have a gander.
bewildering The first thing we see in that pilot is a bewildering flash-forward to a moment of absurd crisis.
henpecked How, we wonder as the show settles into its premise-setting after the cold open, are we going to get from Walter White, henpecked husband, humiliated car wash employee, and underpaid teacher, to a pantless, gas-masked figure waving a gun on a desert road?
irretrievably That quotation also functions as a switch that sets in motion, irretrievably, the gears that will bring us to these final moments.
plea And when he finally confronts Uncle Jack’s gang at their compound, his sickly appearance and pathetic plea to sell them a new blue-meth process convince them that he’s no threat.
set out When I set out for Lyonnesse,/A hundred miles away,/The rime was on the spray,/And starlight lit my lonesomeness [Thomas Hardy]
rime When I set out for Lyonnesse,/A hundred miles away,/The rime was on the spray,/And starlight lit my lonesomeness [Thomas Hardy]
lonesomeness When I set out for Lyonnesse,/A hundred miles away,/The rime was on the spray,/And starlight lit my lonesomeness [Thomas Hardy]
bechance What would bechance at Lyonnesse/While I should sojourn there/No prophet durst declare,/Nor did the wisest wizard guess [Thomas Hardy]
sojourn What would bechance at Lyonnesse/While I should sojourn there/No prophet durst declare,/Nor did the wisest wizard guess [Thomas Hardy]
durst What would bechance at Lyonnesse/While I should sojourn there/No prophet durst declare,/Nor did the wisest wizard guess [Thomas Hardy]
surmise When I returned from Lyonnesse/With magic in my eyes,/All marked with mute surmise/My radiance rare and fathomless [Thomas Hardy]
fathomless When I returned from Lyonnesse/With magic in my eyes,/All marked with mute surmise/My radiance rare and fathomless [Thomas Hardy]
strew with She wears too much the guise she wore/Before our lutes were strewn/With years-deep dust, and names we read/On a white stone were hewn.  [Thomas Hardy]
hew She wears too much the guise she wore/Before our lutes were strewn/With years-deep dust, and names we read/On a white stone were hewn.  [Thomas Hardy]
bruiser A pair of barons, referred to internally by id Software as the "bruiser brothers," star as the bosses at the end of Knee-Deep in the Dead, the first episode of Doom.
spruce Very spruce. [28 days later]
shredded Very shredded. [28 days later]
kettle Put the kettle on. [28 days later]
cope Hannah is what Frank says she is. Tough, strong, and she'll cope just like I'll cope. [28 days later]
soppy Don't just stand there, you soppy cunt! Get after them! [28 days later]
grind I grind the horrid edelwood trees into oil. [Over the garden wall]
horrid I grind the horrid edelwood trees into oil. [Over the garden wall]
burden This is my lot in life. This is my burden. [Over the garden wall]
mournful The beast haunts this woods, ever singing his mournful melody. [Over the garden wall]
give the runaround That frog's giving me the runaround. [Over the garden wall]
mollify The beast cannot be mollified like some farmer's pet! [Over the garden wall]
husking bee Hard Times at the Huskin' Bee. [Over the garden wall]
ditch How about you and I ditch your brother? [Over the garden wall]
obnoxious Hey, not to be obnoxious, but an abandoned ghost town doesn't seem like it's gonna be that useful getting you guys home. [Over the garden wall]
don Oh, pardon me there. Say, you folks ought to don your vegetables and celebrate the harvest with us. [Over the garden wall]
trample Now let me get this straight... You come to our town, you trample our crops, you interrupt our private engagement, and now you want to leave? [Over the garden wall]
crop Now let me get this straight... You come to our town, you trample our crops, you interrupt our private engagement, and now you want to leave? [Over the garden wall]
sadden Children, it saddens me that you don't wish to stay here with us, particulary because I simply have to punish you for your transgressions. [Over the garden wall]
sleuth The Last of the Gentlemen Sleuths. [Knives out]
behest I'm here at the behest of a client. [Knives out]
recede May I just, um... Then I'll recede, but... [Knives out]
chasten When you returned, you were chastened. [Knives out]
tether It's unfair of me to keep you tethered to something that isn't yours to control. [Knives out]
disservice No, I've done you a grave disservice. [Knives out]
slit Throat slit? [Knives out]
mistruth You have a regurgitative reaction to mistruthin'. [Knives out]
squibble None of these weak alibis and domestic squibbles answer your question. [Knives out]
compel It makes no damn sense. Compels me, though. [Knives out]
schmuck What a schmuck. [Knives out]
nudnik What a nudnik. [Knives out]
airtight We need to make this so airtight that the average cop will entirely dismiss you as a suspect. [Knives out]
afoot Something is afoot with this whole affair. [Knives out]
stroll I determine the arc's path, stroll leisurely to its terminus and the truth falls at my feet. [Knives Out]
bail out You're not getting bailed out, not this time. [Knives out]
heinous There is at least one truly guilty part behind it all, guilty in the true sense of acting with malice and committing a heinous crime with selfish intent. [Knives out]
hooey That is hooey. [Knives out]
scramble A vigilante is just a man lost in the scramble for his own gratification. [Batman Begins]
thrive Criminals thrive on the indulgence of society's understanding. [Batman Begins]
sniff around No more favors. Someone is sniffing around. [Batman Begins]
attain We've lost our souls to attain this peace. [The purge: Anarchy]
loose Loose talk is noose talk. [Brazil]
noose Loose talk is noose talk. [Brazil]
unwieldy Nevertheless, Mr. Helpmann, there are those who mantain that the Ministry of Information has become too large and unwieldy. [Brazil]
knock for six We're fielding all their strokes, running all of them out and pretty consistently knocking them for six. [Brazil]
shipshape We'll have everything shipshape in a jiffy. [Brazil]
jiffy We'll have everything shipshape in a jifffy. [Brazil]
up the spout The electrics here are up the spout. [Brazil]
slum it What are you doing here? Didn'd expect to see you slumming it in Records. [Brazil]
on the blink Perhaps the machine's on the blink. [Brazil]
etching Like a Rembrandt etching. [Brazil]
by the by By the by, I saw the most wonderful idea for Christmas presents at the chemist's. [Brazil]
stickler Sorry. I'm a bit of a stickler for paperwork. [Brazil]
dormant The population census has got him down as dormanted. [Brazil]
excise Security has got him down as excised. [Brazil]
nostril Where did this come from, out of your nostril? [Brazil]
doddle Faces are a doddle compared to tits and ass. [Brazil]
haste Trust in haste, regret at leisure. [Brazil]
whiz I'm a bit of a whiz on that thing. [Brazil]
sod it Sod it, it's broken. [Brazil]
elope Go on, I'm not going to elope with her. [Brazil]
chap Anyway, tidy it up, there's a good chap. [Brazil]
juggle We'll bring Mr. Tuttle and interrogate him at the same voltage as Mr. Buttle. And juggle the books in electrical banking. [Brazil]
spill the beans What, here? So that she can spill the beans inside the department? [Brazil]
unsavory I want nothing unsavory. [Brazil]
willy Put it on, big boy. I won't look at your willy. [Brazil]
bonkers You probably think I'm bonkers, right? Mad, raving. [Brazil]
lorry We should take the lorry and get away. [Brazil]
bribe A bribe for official monkeys like you. [Brazil]
scalp These helmets make your scalp itch. [Brazil]
stump I'm afraid she's upped stumps and retired to the pavilion. [Brazil]
usher This New Millennium Edition ushers in a new era for The Feynman Lectures on Physics. [The Feynman Lectures on Physics]
startling The consequences for the print version of this edition are not startling. [The Feynman Lectures on Physics]
glaze The intervening years might have glazed their memories with a euphoric tint, but about 80 percent recall Feynman’s lectures as highlights of their college years. [The Feynman Lectures on Physics]
slick You couldn’t learn to work the homework problems by attending the lectures. Feynman was too slick. [The Feynman Lectures]
creep Given the high speed at which Feynman, Leighton and Sands worked, it was inevitable that many errors crept into the first edition. [The Feynman Lectures]
goof I am not sure how I did it, but I goofed. And you goofed, too, for believing me. [The Feynman Lectures]
balk at The publisher, Addison Wesley, fixed 80 errata, but balked at fixing more because of cost. [The Feynman Lectures]
verbatim The lectures are, of course, not verbatim—they have been edited, sometimes extensively and sometimes less so. [The Feynman Lectures]
encompass The most intelligent student was unable to completely encompass everything that was in the lectures. [The Feynman Lectures]
take up At the end of the second year I had originally intended to go on, after the electricity and magnetism, by giving some more lectures on the properties of materials, but mainly to take up things like fundamental modes, … [The Feynman Lectures]
seldom The power of instruction is seldom of much efficacy except in those happy dispositions where it is almost superfluous. [Edward Gibbon]
sole Experiment is the sole judge of scientific “truth”. [The Feynman Lectures]
outline Let us now proceed with our outline, or general map, of our understanding of science today. [The Feynman Lectures]
teeming Now the drop of water extends about fifteen miles across, and if we look very closely at it we see a kind of teeming, something which no longer has a smooth appearance. [The Feynman Lectures]
jittery This means that the gas exerts a jittery force which our coarse senses. [The Feynman Lectures]
coarse This means that the gas exerts a jittery force which our coarse senses. [The Feynman Lectures]
shrink Another thing we can see from Fig. 1-4 is why ice shrinks when it melts. [The Feynman Lectures]
hoist No pulley? Don't bother. I don't have time to mess around with punks who don't hoist. Just in a real hoisting mood rn.
fan Hence, if you wish to evaporate water turn on the fan! [The Feynman Lectures]
jostle It is merely one helpless part of a jostling crowd of molecules, and in its aimless wanderings this particular chunk of matter happens to find itself in the nose. [The Feynman Lectures]
pucker The six carbons which form a ring do not form a flat ring, but a kind of “puckered” ring. [The Feynman Lectures]
lo and behold And lo and behold!, the chemists are almost always correct. [The Feynman Lectures]
lump If instead of arranging the atoms [...] forming little lumps of complexity [...] we make an arrangement which is always different [...] how much more marvelously is it possible that this thing might behave? [The Feynman Lectures]
sheer The sheer complexity of it staggers the imagination as to what it can do. [The Feynman Lectures]
stagger The sheer complexity of it staggers the imagination as to what it can do. [The Feynman Lectures]
disembowel I know our school. They would disenbowel me. [Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark]
in a coon's age It's an old address book I found in a coat I haven't worn in a coon's age. [Reservoir Dogs]
cooze It's all about this cooze who's a regular fuck machine. [Reservoir Dogs]
drone on For the past 15 minutes now, you've been droning on about names. [Reservoir Dogs]
zone out I must have zoned out during that part before. [Reservoir Dogs]
apiece It should be about a buck apiece. [Reservoir Dogs]
cough up All right, everybody cough up some green for the little lady. [Reservoir Dogs]
deem I used to work minimum wage and I wasn't lucky enough to have a job society deemed tip-worthy. [Reservoir Dogs]
bust [sb]'s ass These people bust their ass. This is a hard job. [Reservoir Dogs]
rambler All right, ramblers, let's get ramblin'. [Reservoir Dogs]
jinx I swear to God, I think I'm fuckin' jinxed. [Reservoir Dogs]
commode Where's the commode in this dungeon? I gotta take a squirt. [Reservoir Dogs]
hip We need you acting freaky like we need a fuckin' bag on our hip. [Reservoir Dogs]
butt cowboy Eddie, if I was a butt cowboy, I wouldn't even throw you to the posse. [Reservoir Dogs]
bluff You better stop bluffing, pal. [Reservoir Dogs]
stake out Fuck you, man. You weren't there. The cops had that store staked out. [Reservoir Dogs]
phoney We get there and I meet Joe and a guy named Mr White. It's a phoney name. My name's Mr Orange. [Reservoir Dogs]
rattle He said I was a good thief, I didn't rattle, I was ready to make a move. [Reservoir Dogs]
bail Take off, man. Just bail. Just get the fuck out of there! [Reservoir Dogs]
put up with What a white bitch would put up with, a black bitch wouldn't put up with for a minute. [Reservoir Dogs]
truism Ok, Mr Expert, if this is such a truism, why is it that every nigger I know treats his woman like a piece of shit? [Reservoir Dogs]
wetback I come into the club one night, and there's Carlos —he's the bartender. He's a wetback. He's a friend of mine. [Reservoir Dogs]
giggle You guys like to tell jokes and giggle and kid around, huh? [Reservoir Dogs]
holler I'm so goddamn mad hollering at you guys, I can't hardly talk. [Reservoir Dogs]
satchel You're saying that Mr Blonde was gonna kill you, and then when we got back he was gonna kill us, take the satchel of diamonds and scram. [Reservoir Dogs]
crass Nothing to crass, obviously. Just the right amount of crass, if you have it. [Avalanche]
lurid A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper. [Pulp Fiction]
bloke Heard about this one bloke, he walks into a bank with a portable phone. [Pulp Fiction]
gook We keep on, one of these gook fuckers gonna make us kill him. [Pulp Fiction]
busboy Busboys. Some wetback gettin' paid $1.50 an hour really give a fuck you're stealin' from the owner? [Pulp Fiction]
stick up See, I got the idea. The last liquor store we stuck up, remember? [Pulp Fiction]
puff away You just can't walk into a restaurant, roll a joint and start puffin' away. [Pulp Fiction]
word around the campfire Word 'round the campfire is it was on account of Marsellus Wallace's wife. [Pulp Fiction]
eat [sb/sth] out I mean, is it as bad as eatin' her pussy out? [Pulp Fiction]
ballpark I mean, is it as bad as eatin' her pussy out? No, but it's the same fuckin' ballpark. [Pulp Fiction]
tickle Got my technique down and everything. I don't be ticklin' or nothin'. [Pulp Fiction]
wash down You mind if I have some of your tasty beverage to wash this down with? [Pulp Fiction]
retort Oh, well, allow me to retort. [Pulp Fiction]
beset The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. [Pulp Fiction]
corny —Tell me. —It's corny. [Pulp Fiction]
gyp What a gyp. [Pulp Fiction]
cootie You can use my straw, I don't have cooties. [Pulp Fiction]
yak Why do we feel it's necessary to yak about bullshit in order to be comfortable? [Pulp Fiction]
scamp When you little scamps get together, you're worse than a sewing circle. [Pulp Fiction]
sewing circle When you little scamps get together, you're worse than a sewing circle. [Pulp Fiction]
O.D. I got this chick, she's fuckin' O.D.in' on me! [Pulp Fiction]
pooh-bah I'm not even joking with you! Do not be bringing some fucked-up pooh-bah to my house! [Pulp Fiction]
croak If she croaks on me, I am a fucking grease spot! [Pulp Fiction]
grease spot If she croaks on me, I am a fucking grease spot! [Pulp Fiction]
joypop I don't go joy-poppin' with bubble-gummers! My friends can handle their highs! [Pulp Fiction]
mum's the word Mum's the word? [Pulp Fiction]
hunk I hid this uncomfortable hunk of metal up my ass two years. [Pulp Fiction]
frenzy I could see the frenzy in his eyes give way to the realization of what he was doing. [Pulp Fiction]
kennel We wanna know. Take him to the kennel, sic the dogs on his ass. [Pulp Fiction]
sic the dogs on We wanna know. Take him to the kennel, sic the dogs on his ass. [Pulp Fiction]
scour for I'm prepared to scour the Earth for that motherfucker. [Pulp Fiction]
straggler A few stragglers aside. Oh, fuck, Scotty, that is good news. [Pulp Fiction]
fare Now, if anybody asks you who your fare was tonight, what are you gonna say? [Pulp Fiction]
oafish Pot bellies make a man look either oafish or like a gorilla. [Pulp Fiction]
smother Ohh! I'd smother you! [Pulp Fiction]
nuisance I don't want to be a burden or a nuisance. [Pulp Fiction]
gimp Well, bring out the Gimp. [Pulp Fiction]
plier I'm gonna call a couple of hard, pipe-hittin' niggers to go to work on the homes here with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch. [Pulp Fiction]
dreadful You were gone so long, I started to think dreadful thoughts. [Pulp Fiction]
scoop up Go in the back seat, scoop up all those little pieces of brain and skull. [Pulp Fiction]
upholstery Wipe down the upholstery. [Pulp Fiction]
wipe down Wipe down the upholstery. [Pulp Fiction]
spick-and-span Now when it comes to upholstery it don't need to be spick-and-span. You don't need to eat off it. [Pulp Fiction]
rag Strippin' off those bloody rags is absolutely necessary. [Pulp Fiction]
spur How about you, Lash LaRue? Can you keep your spurs from jingling and jangling? [Pulp Fiction]
swine I ain't Jewish. I just don't dig on swine, that's all. [Pulp Fiction]
bum So you decided to be a bum. [Pulp Fiction]
in [sb]'s midst Looks like we got a vigilante in our midst. [Pulp Fiction]
nimrod Jules, you give that fuckin' nimrod 1500 dollars, and I'll shoot him on general principle. [Pulp Fiction]
be sweet on I think she's sweet on you. [Natural born killers]
brassy The stars are coming out. Look up in the brassy sky and there they are, like loony pocket change. [Natural born killers]
froth at the mouth And you're driving the horses, whipping them, and they're spitting and frothing at the mouth. [Natural born killers]
peddle You'll end up peddling your ass, you stupid bitch. [Natural born killers]
mow You didn't mow the yard. [Natural born killers]
lawnmower That piece-of-shit lawnmower is fucked! [Natural born killers]
sling hash If it wasn't for me, you'd still be slinging hash and fucking your boss! [Natural born killers]
clog up I don't want you to clog up your arteries and keel over at the table. [Natural born killers]
keel I don't want you to clog up your arteries and keel over at the table. [Natural born killers]
vest in Baby, by the power vested in me as God of my world I pronounce us husband and wife. [Natural born killers]
mayhem To some, a beautiful stretch of the American landscape, but to Mickey and Mallory Knox, who are still at large, it is literally a candy lane of murder and mayhem. [Natural born killers]
ensuing In the ensuing chase, a tragic murder occurred. [Natural born killers]
nitwit You think that those nitwits in zombie-land remember anything? [Natural born killers]
eager Next time don't be so fucking eager. [Natural born killers]
push comes to shove Push comes to shove, we can snatch that donkey and ride out of here. [Natural born killers]
indictment That is a harsh indictment. [Natural born killers]
drab Once they were average citizens living drab, nothing-ever-happens lives. [Natural born killers]
squealer Fucking squealer. [Natural born killers]
muster One camera all you can muster? [Natural born killers]
shrink Three inmates, five guards and one shrink. [Natural born killers]
fringe Since then, I've had a strong opinion about the psychopathic fringe that thrives in this fast-food culture. [Natural born killers]
excoriate If I don't, we'll be excoriated. [Natural born killers]
wheat Except a corn or wheat falleth to the ground and die, it abideth alone. [Natural born killers]
abide Except a corn or wheat falleth to the ground and die, it abideth alone. [Natural born killers]
rack You must have some regret. Rack your brain. [Natural born killers]
unruly Relax. Read my book. I met some unruly crocodiles but she's got a sweet streak for me. [Natural born killers]
hectic It's a place I come to think when things get, you know, hectic. [Natural born killers]
glum Don't look that glum. That was good. [Natural born killers]
ado So without further ado: Mickey and Mallory. [Natural born killers]
macking I will always remember all the great time with the dirty dozen and mackin' all the honeys. [The girl next door]
off the hook I say this prom is gonna be off the hook. [The girl next door]
wicked Diana, oh, great beautiful one, we make these offerings to you, so that we may undo the wicked spell which deprived you of the seed of your lover, of your virginal blood of your very life. [Four rooms]
alas Goddess Diana, fail you, I will. I was to bring you fresh sperm from my Bill. I had him erect, and his semen would follow, but alas, I was hot, so hot that I swallowed. [Four rooms]
coven Like a coven of witches? [Four rooms]
goop If she doesn't get his goop in 10 minutes, I'm gonna go in there and get it myself. [Four rooms]
jism Goddess Diana, I offer to you the jism of the one I wooed for you, so you may live and know such bliss, as getting laid by a guy like this. [Four rooms]
woo Goddess Diana, I offer to you the jism of the one I wooed for you, so you may live and know such bliss, as getting laid by a guy like this. [Four rooms]
so mote it be So mote it be. [Four rooms]
beleaguer Let's not beleaguer the fact that you have no sense of timing. [Four rooms]
beau I couldn't think of a better time for you to introduce me to your beau than on New Year's Eve. [Four rooms]
deface Defacing money.
stymie
arsehole
overstatement
shag
wreck
thrush
pose a question
ghastly
tangle
tenner
stock cube
utterly
thrust
write down
blast
flaunt
cursory
con
loo
knickers
wrap up
diddle
wank
top to toe
delve
hassle
hand to
chap
plaits
PMT
wee
purse strings
venue
fend for
icky
cling to
arouse
perk
meager
sprout up
misdeed
podunk
off the sauce
needy
commute
narrow down
fortnight
fly over
prudish
ripple
parish
fete
stir
excel
miscarriage
ectopic
clog up
wonky
boast
tat
tantamount
fancy
toot
blow hot and cold
fringe
take its toll
deflect from
pitiful
pawing
curchgoer
dubious
posh
appallingly
off the wagon
mingle Oh, God, I have to announce. Okay, mingle. [Fleabag]
bollocks
longing
be arsed
snog
nip
hast
put out the feelers
pinny
shebang
smuggle out
wondrous I feel an obligation to  make sure you see the wondrous sights of Indiana while you can. [All the bright places]
maudlin Teen charm can't lift maudlin Netflix drama.
plush Lakeview is plush. [Upload]
britches I'm so sorry about your death. And so pleased about your britches. [Upload]
pan out Well, that didn't exactly pan out. [Upload]
stiffen Hmm, you suddenly stiffened. [Upload]
mayhap
foresee
sap
truce
belittle
sprinkle Wow, chocolate with sprinkles, my favorite. [Knock knock]
robe We have some extra robes. I’ll, uh, go get them. [Knock knock]
rip Come on, any guy that ripped is more into his own ass than yours. [Knock knock]
extent That's about the extent of my Spanish anyway. [Knock knock]
statutory Statutory rape, Evan. [Knock, knock]
cockblock Supposedly, the real Arnold cockblocked him for years when they lived together on a nudist commune in 1973. [Upload]
adorbs Aw, that's adorbs. [Upload]
scone Try happy memory, maybe? Like good scone. [Upload]
goss I have so much hot goss, by the way. [Upload]
calf Strong calves are magnets for rich husbands. [Upload]
a roll in the hay I could give Sam a roll in the hay. [Upload]
lubber We'll never see that lubber again. [SpongeBob SquarePants]
aye aye Aye aye, captain! [SpongeBob SquarePants]
sorry Take that, you sorry old clam! Y'all need to learn some manners! You're about as ugly as homemade soup. [SpongeBob SquarePants]
heck Heck no. I need it to breathe! I gotta have my air. [SpongeBob SquarePants]
put on airs Do you mean she puts on airs? [SpongeBob SquarePants]
the bee's knees Ain't that just the bee's knees? [SpongeBob SquarePants]
critter You know, you're the first sea critter to ever visit. [SpongeBob SquarePants]
quitter Water is for quitters. [SpongeBob SquarePants]
sum up I think that pretty much sums it up. [The Office]
downsize Downsizing is a bitch. [The Office]
keep a lid on So do you think we could keep a lid on this for now? [The Office]
garner I think I'm a role model here. I think I garner people's respect. [The Office]
be on to someoen Oh, well, yeah, he's on to me. [The Office]
beat to the punch I never actually talked to corporate about it. They kind of beat me to the punch. Uh, little bastards. [The Office]
cocky I know, I'm getting cocky, right? [The Office]
candidly Uh, Michael, can I talk to you candidly? [The Office]
cop a squat Here we go. Take a seat. Cop a squat. [The Office]
stir the pot No, come on. Stir the pot! Stir the melting pot, Pam! [The Office]
cub My darling cub. [Jojo Rabbit]
stalemate —So, it's a Mexican stalemate. —It's just a normal stalemate. [Jojo Rabbit]
oaf What on Earth are those oafs up to? [Jojo Rabbit]
Goldilocks And, of course, we are indeed interested in problems of crime and anti-party sentiment, but we still have one greater concern, that of the "Goldilockses". [Jojo Rabbit]
rye
imbibe
edify
eerie Quiet, eerie tones play over slow, pulsing rhythm. [The Invasion]
in a pickle Imagine the pickle you'd be in if you didn't know any kids in the neighborhood. [The Invasion]
doormat You know what Czechoslovakia means in Russian, Doctor? It means a doormat. [The Invasion]
veneer A veneer of civility hides our true self-interest. [The Invasion]
back-to-back Carol, you are not going to work. —I have to. I've got back-to-backs all day. [The Invasion]
dabble in Are you about to say you're gonna judge me for dabbling in pornography? [Booksmart]
barren Hideous barren orthodontist. [Booksmart]
patsy We gotta find a patsy for the Connell case and make it stick. [Insomnia]
trite The guy who thinks the Sanskritians would be so trite as to have a word for war that just means “argument” might think that the only danger is a spat or a misunderstanding.
dazzle It's the kind of thing you write as a preface. Dazzle them with the basics. [Arrival]
hamper Who are they? Trying to answer this in any meaningful way is hampered by the fact that, outside being able to see them and hear them, the heptapods leave absolutely no footprint. [Arrival]
prod We must consider the idea that our visitors are prodding us to fight among ourselves until only one faction prevails. [Arrival]
dawn on Nothing's complete. Then it dawned on me. [Arrival]
slippery That is rather slippery of you, Agent Starling. [The Silence of the Lambs]
hiss He hissed at you. What did he say? [The Silence of the Lambs]
ham-handed And now this... ham-handed segue into your questionaire. [The Silence of the Lambs]
segue And now this... ham-handed segue into your questionaire. [The Silence of the Lambs]
acumen Thrill me with your acumen. [The Silence of the Lambs]
rube You look like a rube... a well-scrubbed, hustling rube with a little taste. [The Silence of the Lambs]
fumbling And, oh, how quickly the boys found you, all those tedious, sticky fumblings in the back seats of cars while you could only dream of getting out, getting anywhere, getting all the way to the FBI. [The Silence of the Lambs]
seek out Go seek out Miss Mofet, an old patient of mine. [The Silence of the Lambs]
hokey But, um, I thought the "yourself" reference was, uh, too hokey for Lecter. [The Silence of the Lambs]
tuck away I did not kill him, I assure you. Merely tucked him away very much as I found him after he missed three appointments. [The Silence of the Lambs]
garden-variety Garden-variety manic-depressive. Tedious. Very tedious. [The Silence of the Lambs]
fledgling Just think of him as a kind of experiment, a fledgling killer's first effort at transformation. [The Silence of the Lambs]
exhilarate Scared first, then... exhilarated. [The Silence of the Lambs]
muzzle Um, muzzle stamp at the top. [The Silence of the Lambs]
thence Caterpillar into chrysallis or pupa and, from thence, into beauty. [The Silence of the Lambs]
wheedle Or did Jack Crawford send you for one last wheedle before you're both booted off the case. [The Silence of the Lambs]
covet No. He covets. [The Silence of the Lambs]
reckon But we don't reckon time the same way, do we, Clarice? [The Silence of the Lambs]
creep up I crept up into the barn house. [The Silence of the Lambs]
dredge up See what you can dredge up in Belvedere. [The Silence of the Lambs]
supper I'm sorry to have missed supper, but a physician's hours are not his own, I'm afraid. [Time after time]
bid Gentlemen, I have called you together tonight to bid you farewell. [Time after time]
poppycock What? Poppycock! [Time after time]
harness Twelve years ago, a French engineer harnessed the power of the sun to run a printing press. [Time after time]
balderdash Balderdash! Go Norh, you get to Glasgow. [Time after time]
charnel The evidence of human history is that we live in a cosmic charnel house. [Time after time]
frailty Human frailty at last. [Time after time]
mew A dead end mews with a high brick wall, sir. [Time after time]
painstaking The objects in this wall have been painstakingly assembled to form a portrait the public and private life of an extraordinary human being. [Time after time]
big as life Yesterday afternoon, big as life. [Time after time]
idle I'm not here to engage in idle banter with you, Stevenson. [Time after time]
banter I'm not here to engage in idle banter with you, Stevenson. [Time after time]
lose one's wits I confess that at dinner the other... century I thought you'd lost your wits. [Time after time]
drivel It's drivel. [Time after time]
bluff I've played countless games of chess with you, and the one thing you cannot do is bluff. [Time after time]
flaxen-haired He's a tall, flaxen-haired distinguished-looking Englishman. [Time after time]
cloister away Just a hunch, I don't know you give me the impression of someone who's cloistered away somewhere most of the time in a library or something doing research and never reads the newspaper. [Time after time]
strike fancy I wrote articles on whatever struck my fancy. [Time after time]
right off the bat I guess I shouldn't say all that stuff right off the bat like that. [Time after time]
get off on Did you ever see Red Shoes? I really got off on that. [Time after time] 
helmsman Helmsman, head a course for the light. [Avatar]
wash out Don't worry. It'll wash out. [Avatar]
snot Oh, no, I'm not getting on that fluffy snot monster. [Avatar]
booby-trap The ship could be booby-trapped. [Avatar]
brothel In Kazakhstan it is illegal for more than five woman to be in the same place except for in brothel or in grave. [Borat]
scold Did you get scolded by your mom? [Call]
pat down You're patting down the wall afterwards, right? [Kajillionaire]
dampness The dampness becomes rot, and then the whole building collapses. [Kajillionaire]
midst It's a required thing by my caseworker, but I'm kind of in the midst of something. [Kajillionaire]
cot Now, if the baby is placed on a cot, the infant mortality goes up. [Kajillionaire]
skim Me? I prefer to just skim. [Kajillionaire]
get hooked That's the dream. That's how they get you hooked. [Kajillionaire]
numb We use alcohol. When we are injured, to numb the pain. [Kajillionaire]
vouch They are real characters, super unique. But you vouch for them, right?. [Kajillionaire]
blimey Blimey! I've made a wretched mess, I'm afraid. [Kajillionaire]
forge Isn't that amazing? Old Dolio learned to forge before she learned to write. [Kajillionaire]
knock off Ow! You knocked off my nail. [Kajillionaire]
high-yield This is a very liquid and high-yield deal. [Kajillionaire]
swoon It will make you swoon. [Lady Bird]
tanning bed I heard Jenna Walton has a tanning bed in her house. [Lady Bird]
scoot I scoot myself under, just like now, like this, and then water just whoop. [Lady Bird]
duffel bag What the hell is in the duffel bag? [Lady Bird]
barter I'm trying to live by bartering alone. [Lady Bird]
sloshed We got out early 'cause all the Irish girls got totally sloshed by noon. [Lady Bird]
dexterous You're so dexterous with that. [Lady Bird]
lure In 1940, at the tender age of 24, Orson Welles was lured to Hollywood by a struggling RKO Pictures with a contract befitting his formidable storytelling talents. [Mank]
damnedest Of course, you'll do your damnedest to get at it. [Mank]
wunderkind Our wunderkind does have the gift of theatrical timing. [Mank]
aloof Alone in his unfinished, already decaying pleasure palace, aloof, seldom visited, never photographed, we see an old man in a robe, smoking a pipe, sitting alone by his pool... [Mank]
sway vainly attempting to sway, as he once did, the destinies of a nation which had long since ceased to listen to him. [Mank]
aide [Mank]
prim [Mank]
starchy [Mank]
swooning [Mank]
anoint [Mank]
boonies [Mank]
hayseed [Mank]
tattered [Mank]
sleet [Mank]
regale [Mank]
treacherous [Mank]
keenly [Mank]
vaunted [Mank]
muckraker [Mank]
flick [Mank]
zany [Mank]
worrisome [Mank]
offspring [Mank]
callousness [Mank]
sly [Mank]
jumble [Mank]
hodgepodge [Mank]
busker [Mank]
revel in [Mank]
sleight of hand [Mank]
dreck It's all dreck! [Mank]
gauche [Mank]
handout [Mank]
nix [Mank]
bribe [Mank]
newsreel [Mank]
scribe [Mank]
in jest [Mank]
larceny You'd need a degree in larceny. [Mank]
sixes and sevens I've been a little sixes and sevens recently. [Mank]
tote Slim, you may tote those lovely highland beauties to the kitchen. [Mank]
deception Mr. Mankiewicz, please don't ask us to help you in this sad decpeption. [Mank]
nightcap I know Fraulein Freda's been sneaking you nightcaps. [Mank]
ruse If she continues to cooperate in this cheap ruse, I shall report the both of you. [Mank]
peer There's nothing like a vote of confidence from one's peers. [Mank]
echelon In certain echelons, it's common knowledge. [Mank]
picket line I don't know if you've walked a picket line. [Mank]
cater And Dave Chasen will cater. [Mank]
brownnose I'd tell him yoy said that, only he'd think you were brownnosing. [Mank]
piss away It's ten bucks, Mank. You piss that away between hopeless bets. [Mank]
holdout I hate to think what L.B. might do if he knew you were the only holdout. [Mank]
shrewd Irving, you are the shrewdest executive in this town. [Mank]
ward heeler Why are you acting like some dumb ward heeler? [Mank]
turncoat Meaning you can make the world swear King Kong is then stories tall and Mary Pickford, a virgin at 40. Yet, you can't convince starving voters that a turncoat socialist is a menace to everything Californians hold dear? [Mank] 
prune When the Dog-Faced Boy gets here, there wil be branches to prune. [Mank]
hick
effete Could you effete political snobs please shut up and play? [Mank]
giddy Mayer was giddy to use it against him. [Mank]
chieftain . [Mank]
stricken Your director's been stricken with a bout of conscience. [Mank]
bout Your director's been stricken with a bout of conscience. [Mank]
playpen She's taking her playpen to Warner Bros. [Mank]
a chip off the old block Herman, I met your brother. He's a chip off the old block. [Mank]
stoop to I know you'd never stoop to that. [Mank]
bollix Did I bollix that? [Mank]
curmudgeonly Fincher employs a merciless storytelling strategy that’s well-suited to the movie’s curmudgeonly main character
snoop Would Othello snoop on Desdemona when he has Iago? [Mank]
no dice No dice, but they're on their uppers. [Mank]
bliss After 20 years of connubial bliss, blind loyalty can get a little suffocating. [Mank]
shoo-in Nemesis runs for governor, and he's a shoo-in to win. [Mank]
chap Don't that chap your ass? [Mank]
buckle down Before we buckle down, you have something to get off your chest? [Mank]
fuss This studio fuss, this lawsuit. [Mank]
siege You've been made. This siege is a blind for them to vanish you. [Tenet]
smuggle You were smuggling a nobody. [Tenet]
forgery Does she know it's a forgery? [Tenet]
gloat You're gloating. [The Queen's Gambit]
chaperone Oh, well, I would chaperone. [The Queen's Gambit]
stool Up on that school, floating around up there, Deardoff just hollering at you. [The Queen's Gambit]
gawk Please stop gawking, dear, you're making me nervous. [The Queen's Gambit]
bode As luck would have it, I've always suffered from a terrible case of stage fright, which does not bode well for an aspiring performer. [The Queen's Gambit]
scarcely I think not. It'll scarcely buy chicken necks and porridge. [The Queen's Gambit]
refurbish My tranquility needs to be refurbished. [The Queen's Gambit]
construe Wrong? I'm not Aristotle, but yes, I think something could be construed as wrong. [The Queen's Gambit]
supper I've allowed 12 dollars for our celebration supper tonight and two dollars for a small breakfast in the morning.  [The Queen's Gambit]
scrapbook I might have to start keeping a scrapbook. [The Queen's Gambit]
pledge Beth? We're having a pledge party, Friday night, my house. [The Queen's Gambit]
sleazy With a sleazy Mexican salesman. [The Queen's Gambit]
adjourn It's been five hours. Perhaps you should adjourn now. [The Queen's Gambit]
foregone From that point on, the whole game was like a foregone conclusion. [The Queen's Gambit]
slam shut I should probably get my errands donw, before this one gets really fussy, and the window of opportunity, as we like to say, slams shut. [The Queen's Gambit]
mound Benny, under what mound do you hide your drinking glasses? [The Queen's Gambit]
peach Sounds like a real peach. [The Queen's Gambit]
perk up They perked right up. [The Queen's Gambit]
quarrel I have no quarrel with that. [The Queen's Gambit]
allotment Luchenko having the white pieces, his still unstopped attack and that extra allotment of time. [The Queen's Gambit]
flatline Until I ended up flatlining at the hospital. [21 grams]
hefty Look, I cut you a hefty severance check, and you can pick it up on the way to the cashier's. [21 grams]
lager One hundred percent pure  golden lager. [21 grams]
fishy One of his prison fishy pals is from there. [21 grams]
doze off Sorry. I dozed off. [Vinland Saga]
nimble I see. You're nimble. [Vinland Saga]
stingy My father's so stingy. He always says no, no matter how many times I ask. [Vinland Saga]
ewe Two sheeps. Both young ewes. [Vinland Saga]
stretcher Okay, I'll go get a stretcher. [21 grams]
spare Burn them all. Don't spare the women or children. [Vinland Saga]
mead My father likes mead. [Vinland Saga]
floe I don't care if you end up hitting an ice floe. [Vinland Saga]
in a pinch We'll protect you in a pinch. [Vinland Saga]
splint Keep the splint for one month. [Vinland Saga]
klutz You klutz. You drank too much. [Vinland Saga]
herring Make sure you share the salted herring with everyone else. [Vinland Saga]
oar What's wrong with his oar? [Vinland Saga]
row Idiot. Don't stop rowing. [Vinland Saga]
rudder Ari. Take the rudder. [Vinland Saga]
º It's an assassination. Maybe it's a personal grudge or something. [Vinland Saga]
cook up Maybe it's a personal grudge or something. But I'm sure he cooked this up all on his own. [Vinland Saga]
deprive It's not healthy to deprive yourself. [Vinland Saga]
shear I must shear the seep when spring comes too. [Vinland Saga]
pitch in We don't have enough people to pitch in. [Vinland Saga]
lice I'm going to wash off all my fleas and lice. [Vinland Saga]
thrust into Following these political developments, the Vikings were thrust into a war to subdue the English army. [Vinland Saga]
slob Boys are such slobs. [Vinland Saga]
comb Whenever he did that, I'd comb his hair. [Vinland Saga]
treachery Fear. Treachery. Bloodlust. [Zootopia]
maim And predators had an uncontrollable biological urge to maim, and maul, and... [Zootopia]
maul And predators had an uncontrollable biological urge to maim, and maul, and... [Zootopia]
meek Back then, the world was divided in two. Vicious predator or meek prey. [Zootopia]
cower I don't have to cower in a herd anymore. [Zootopia]
cut out Cut it out, Gideon. [Zootopia]
delouse Complimentary delousing once a month. [Zootopia]
rickety Greasy walls. Rickety bed. [Zootopia]
roll call I should get to roll call. [Zootopia]
docket I've got three items in the docket. [Zootopia]
teensy All predators, from a giant polar bear to a teensy little otter. [Zootopia]
token Sir, I'm not just some token bunny. [Zootopia]
skulk Listen, I don't know what you're doing skulking around during daylight hours but I don't want any trouble here. [Zootopia]
meter maid Hey, you're gonna have to wait your turn like everyone else, meter maid. [Zootopia]
scoop Well, I don't wanna cause you any trouble but I believe scooping ice cream with an ungloved trunk is a Class 3 health code violation. [Zootopia]
my treat Oh, no, my treat. [Zootopia]
stand up for  Well. I stood up for you, and you lied to me. [Zootopia]
refrain from You're gonna want to refrain from calling me Carrots. [Zootopia]
podunk My bad. I just naturally assumed you came from some little carrot-choked podunk, no? [Zootopia]
squalor And soon enough, those dreams die and our bunny sinks into emotional and literal squalor living in a box under a bridge till finally she has no choice but to go back home with that cute, fuzzy-wuzzy little tail between her legs to become... [Zootopia]
grievance Sir. If you have a grievance, you may contest your citation in traffic court. [Zootopia]
dibs I got dibs! [Zootopia]
scurry Inciting a scurry. [Zootopia]
moldy But, to be fair, you stopped a master criminal from stealing two dozen moldy onions. [Zootopia]
husbandry Well, I grew up in a family where plant husbandry was kind of a thing. [Zootopia]
jazzed Mayor Lionheart is just gonna be so jazzed! [Zootopia]
strike out You strike out, you resign. [Zootopia]
stroller Did you just boot my stroller? [Zootopia]
fuzz Have fun working with the fuzz!  [Zootopia]
call it quits Because if so, there is no shame in calling it quits. [Zootopia]
sore loser First, off, you throw like a bunny. Second, you're a very sore loser. [Zootopia]
wool I may have sold him a very expensive wool rug that was made from the fur of a skunk's butt. [Zootopia]
rug I may have sold him a very expensive wool rug that was made from the fur of a skunk's butt. [Zootopia]
skunk I may have sold him a very expensive wool rug that was made from the fur of a skunk's butt. [Zootopia]
crack A case to crack. [Zootopia]
canopy All over the canopy! [Zootopia]
mutton chops Oh, mutton chops! [Zootopia]
missus Guess he's in no rush to get home to the missus. [Zootopia]
droopy You are not fine. Your ears are droopy. [Zootopia]
hatchery How far is the hatchery from here? [Minari]
assess We'll assess the situation before we escape. [Minari]
haul If there's something wrong, you can call the owner. I'm just the one hauling it. [Minari]
creek We should plant some minari. It'll grow well down by the creek. [Minari]
hillbilly Mom, it's bas enough you're in this hillbilly place. [Minari]
stick out People's legs and neck bones were sticking out. [Gummo]
rooster I love my little rooster and my rooster loves me. [Gummo]
bay tree Gonna cherish that chicken 'neath a gree bay tree. [Gummo]
lump You have a lump on your titty. [Gummo]
downright Some say he's downright evil. [Gummo]
raving Gonna get me a raving beauty. [Gummo]
dookie You smell like a dookie, girl. [Gummo]
crack You left the window cracked. [Gummo]
swollen Is it red? Is it swollen? [Gummo]
gravy Spanker had gravy on his vest, gravy on his tie, gravy on his pants, gravy all over him. [Gummo]
slick back Their hair was always slicked back. [Gummo]
scarce It's a scarce count. [Gummo]
clerk This afternoon, we walked into a fruit store and the clerk thought I was some out-of-town hick. [Gummo]
stray They're just strays. [Gummo]
wetback Smells like wetback dick! [Gummo]
butch I was born right here, in Xenia, Ohio, to a lesbian midwife who cut all her hair like a butch. [Gummo]
navel But I used to roll marbles on her stomach- my mom's stomach- and when I would hit the navel she'd give me five dollars. [Gummo]
sprout She sprouted a fuckin mustache. She lost her sex drive. [Gummo]
sex drive She lost her sex drive. [Gummo]
mug My father was mugged on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. [Gummo]
scrub off I have to scrub her off with a big sponge. [Gummo]
force yourself Just the other day, right here in Xenia, Ohio, a man walked up to me and said "I haven't eaten in 3 days". I said "force yourself!". [Gummo]
blue-collar I believe in a blue-collar race. [Gummo]
get someone's drift Disgusting, two women biting at each other, if you get my drift. [Gummo]
stunt You'll stunt your growth. [Gummo]
peg leg You're gonna get peg leg shoulders and pinched neck nerves. [Gummo]
bald spot Took up tapping when he got his bald spot. [Gummo]
flawed Don't you know stars are flawed? [Gummo]
tuck in Tuck in that tummy. [Gummo]
despondent It was scary to see him despondent like that. [Gummo]
cuss out I'll bet she's cussing him out. [Gummo]
stutter It's like... Tupac Shakur stuttered. [Gummo]
spittle Warren Oates swallowed his chewing tobacco spittle. [Gummo]
sherbet Placido Domingo loves sherbet ice cream. [Gummo]
bump into We're gonna bump into shit, I'm going backwards now. [The Blair Witch Project]
etch Etched in stone. [The Blair Witch Project]
omen A kind of an omen, isn't it? [The Blair Witch Project]
shawl Then on her arm she had like a shawl. [The Blair Witch Project]
wander off She wandered off. [The Blair Witch Project]
mystified And everybody's mystified. [The Blair Witch Project]
shack We gotta go up to the shack? [The Blair Witch Project]
stench The search party claimed that the stench of death was still thick and whomever had taken the bodies had done so in a matter of hours. [The Blair Witch Project]
cackle One of them could have possibly been an owl, but the other one was, like, a cackling. [The Blair Witch Project]
scout out I agreed to a scouted-out project. [The Blair Witch Project]
heartily I have a camera. Doesn't hurt because we'll all look back on this and laugh heartily, beleve me. [The Blair Witch Project]
stitch Dude, I can't believe we're even stitching those pants at this point, man. [The Blair Witch Project]
earshot Fuck, Mike, we never go out of earshot. [The Blair Witch Project]
twisted Wow, your mom is crazy. What a twisted bitch. [Megan is missing]
crib Party's on this weekend. You can come by the crib around midnight. [Megan is missing]
drag She's a drag. [Megan is missing]
jumping hoops You're going to be jumping hoops if you want to bring Miss Party Killer. [Megan is missing]
garment We will provide everything you need as far as garments, accessories and shoes are concerned. [The Lobster]
leaflet Did you read the leaflet? [The Lobster]
lisp This is Robert. He stays in the room next to mine and has a lisp. [The Lobster]
ordeal The final ordeal before letting you go, and the hardest one. [The Lobster]
limp Thankfully, I didn't lose my leg, I just have this limp, which is also my defining characteristic. [The Lobster]
rinse One way is to rinse the clothes with cold water, then rub with sea salt. [The Lobster]
ogle If i were in your shoes, I would not be ogling the naked woman but the horse. [The Lobster]
fowl That makes total sense. I mean, I suppose mammals demand a different kind of work than fowls, for example. [The Lobster]
buttocks When swimming breaststroke men shouldn't wear swim shorts as it really limits movement in the buttocks. [The Lobster]
floss I can't live in that horrible house with that fat dentist. He's always asking wheter I've flossed. [The Lobster]
skewer You then soaked it in lemon juice and leave it a while to marinate the flesh before you skewer it on a stick. [The Lobster]
shortsighted I didn't know you were shortsighted. I'm shortsighted too. [The Lobster]
balm Would you want me to rub some balm on your back? [The Lobster]
penknife His nose doesn't really bleed on its own. He bangs it against a wall or a piece of hardwood or something like that, or he cuts it with a penknife when you're not looking. [The Lobster]
wrap up Well, I guess that wraps it up. [Speed]
pry open Can't they just pry the doors open? [Speed]
wad Maybe he couldn't hold his wad long enough. [Speed]
scaffolding Frank, get rid of that scaffolding and replace it with webbing. [Speed]
go sour It went sour, and now he's a little pissed at me. [Speed]
wave of the future Interactive TV, Jack. Wave of the future, huh? [Speed]
rev Jack. What if I shift into neutral and just keep the engine revving? [Speed]
lofty I wish I had some loftier purpose, but I'm afraid in the end it's just the money, Jack. [Speed]
sheath I know. You're gonna have to cut off the sheath. But don't cut the wire. [Speed]
on the double Norwood, get a fuel car out here on the double. [Speed]
hammy It seemed a little hammy to me to build the bomb out of my precious retirement gift, but you know, I figured a sign that said "Howard Payne" would be pushing it. [Speed]
whim Others in jeopardy are the passengers of the bus, held hostage at the whim of a madman. [Speed]
mushy You're not gonna get mushy on me, are you? [Speed]
mite Maybe you'd better let me have this after all. I'm afraid you're a bit hysterical and you might let this go a mite early. [Speed]
rope into What if I've scared him, though? I'm always roping him into my family crap. [Midsommar]
baggage Like what if I have overwhelmed him, and he thinks that I just have too much baggage? [Midsommar]
riddance Well, if that's the case, then good riddance, right? [Midsommar]
chore Yeah, but what if I need him too often, and it becomes a chore? [Midsommar]
dread Yeah, I'm fucking dreading the summer. [Midsommar]
pageantry Lots of pageantry and special ceremonies and dressing up. [Midsommar]
bludgeon Like, imagine trying to take a dude seriously, and he's, like, reading out the news, and you know he, like, bludgeoned his wife with a pan. [Midsommar]
frock My frock? Quite girly, no? [Midsommar]
jam in You're an American. Just jam yourself in there. [Midsommar]
lumbering Lumbering, linen, homeopathics... [Midsommar]
lash back It does no good dying, lashing back at the inevitable. [Midsommar]
rear-end A businessman in Brussels was receiving oral sex from his secretary in his car on the freeway. Unfortunately, he needed to make a sudden stop and was rear-ended, startling his protegée into biting down with such... [Midsommar]
startling A businessman in Brussels was receiving oral sex from his secretary in his car on the freeway. Unfortunately, he needed to make a sudden stop and was rear-ended, startling his protegée into biting down with such... [Midsommar]
sweep up Yet my difference is, I never got the chance to feel lost because I had a family... here, where everyone embraced me and swept me up. [Midsommar]
bicker over And I was raised by a community that doesn't bicker over what's theirs and what's not theirs. [Midsommar]
bestow In thanks and praise, Great Goddess, we bestow upon you this modest gift. [Midsommar]
spare Can we spare our relationship your textbook psycology keywords? [Midsommar]
impromptu When you casually gift me an impromptu bouquet of flowers, that just makes me think. [Midsommar]
bouquet When you casually gift me an impromptu bouquet of flowers, that just makes me think. [Midsommar]
connive You don't have a conniving bone in your body. [Midsommar]
unclouded You see, Josh, Ruben is unclouded by normal cognition. [Midsommar]
groin I pulled a muscle in my groin. [Porky's]
duck You better duck, you suckers, when Jarvis is at the wheel. [Porky's]
croak Hot damn! They're gonna croak. Who's goin'? [Porky's]
knock off Well, all he ahd to do was knock it off. They're makin' out, and you know Wendy. [Porky's]
pecker She lives with a big black stud, Pee Wee. If he catches you he’s gonna cut your pecker off. [Porky's]
tweezers Yeah, he’s bringin’ a pair of tweezers. [Porky's]
merry The more, the merrier. [Porky's]
nookie Listen you bastards! I’m going tonight! You’re not cutting me out of any free nookie! [Porky's]
tumbling mat Coach Goodenough, would you kindly keep your balls off my tumbling mat? [Porky's]
spic All we need now is a communist and a spic and we'd have the whole bit. [Porky's]
jockstrap What do you use for ajockstrap, kid? A peanut shell and a rubber band? [Porky's]
be liable to He's liable to fall in. [Porky's]
crooked It's crooked. You been screwin' around corners? [Porky's]
screw around It's crooked. You been screwin' around corners? [Porky's]
sloppy seconds Hey, wait. I got sloppy seconds, you got ticklish thirds, you got filthy fourths, you got fall-in fifths, you're slippery sixth, and you scrape off the mattress, Mickey. [Porky's]
scrape off Hey, wait. I got sloppy seconds, you got ticklish thirds, you got filthy fourths, you got fall-in fifths, you're slippery sixth, and you scrape off the mattress, Mickey. [Porky's]
perckerwood I'll kill you all, you peckerwoods. [Porky's]
tail-ass I heard you ran tail-ass from some nigger. [Porky's]
glum What are you looking so glum about, Pee Wee? [Porky's]
ham hock If he strikes out with Wendy Williams, there's nothing left but ham hocks. [Porky's]
joint It's been a couple years since I been to the old joint. [Porky's]
racket The racket is to get you to buy these broads overpriced drinks. [Porky's]
candied I'm gonna kick your candied asses all the way back home to Angel Beach. [Porky's]
be had I don't like this. We're being had. [Porky's]
leniency I guess I can show leniency for first offenders. [Porky's]
kike It's not kites. It's kike. [Porky's]
bigot You know, you're too stupid to even be a good bigot. [Porky's]
hassle Yeah, you're right. It would be a lott of hassle. [Porky's]
bystander Just a bystander. [Porky's]
squirm about The two of you, squirming about like a pair of eels in heat. [Porky's]
waddle around Well, it beats waddling around like a frigid hippopotamus, Beulah. [Porky's]
turpitude Moral turpitude. [Porky's]
lode Jesus Christ. It's the mother lode. [Porky's]
lard Goddammit. Will you move it, you lard-ass. [Porky's]
snicker In spite of the juvenile snickers of some, this is a serious matter. [Porky's]
despoiler That seducer and despoiler must be stopped. [Porky's]
give the slip I don't know, man. He gave me the slip. [Porky's]
sawed-off Come up here, you sawed-off punk. I'll educate you. [Porky's]
dough The repair bill for the plane you wrecked and the repair bill for the shop you trashed and the medical bill of the cop you injured killed all the dough. [Cowboy Bebop]
shootout Three days ago, there was a shootout between his group and an enemy syndicate. [Cowboy Bebop]
tollbooth Please line up single file at the toolboth after clearing the gate. [Cowboy Bebop]
easygoing Such an easygoing song. [Cowboy Bebop]
might Man, you're totally ripping me off, but do you realize the reason you can live here is because I dug that gate with all my might, you hear? [Cowboy Bebop]
dandy This is dandy, but you got anything to eat? [Cowboy Bebop]
clog It's better to leave the water running. Or it will clog. [Cowboy Bebop]
stalk What kind of machine can bend a stalk of corn over without breaking it? [Signs]
have a grudge against Do you two have anyone who might have a grudge or something against you? [Signs]
horse manure Now, don't tell me you believe this horse manure. [Signs]
lumberjack Looked like a lumberjack chopping down a tree. [Signs]
hover Ther're still there, hovering. [Signs]
weed out Helps weed out the nutjobs. [Insidious]
nutjob Helps weed out the nutjobs. [Insidious]
pitch black And pitch black eyes. They're like two dark holes. [Insidious]
hoof He has hooves for feet. [Insidious]
insidious But there are other entities who are malevolent and have a more insidious agenda. [Insidious]
dim Dim the lights, please. [Insidious]
truce So, how about you and me, we can just, like, truce things out, and you can stop destroying my things. [Guns Akimbo]
brain stem After, I'll just sit you down nice and easy and shoot you in the fucking brain stem. [Guns Akimbo]
broach I'm not sure how to broach this, I can't help but notice you aren't wearing pants. [Guns Akimbo]
bolt I have guns bolted to my hands. [Guns Akimbo]
savant For all you know, I could be a savant programmer who got screwed after my startup went burst. [Guns Akimbo]
dock You docked my pay for attending my mothers' funeral. [Guns Akimbo]
lackey No, I mean you're like their... their lackey. [Guns Akimbo]
bail He makes bail, they track my wife and kids. [Guns Akimbo]
limb If you want to walk out of here, with all of your limbs, you should stop pointing guns at me. [Guns Akimbo]
stroll You know, they say that sometimes a nice little stroll can help to clear the head. [Guns Akimbo]
give a holler And if you need anything, just give a holler. [Mulholland Drive]
smart aleck You're too busy bein' a smart aleck to be thinkin'. [Mulholland Drive]
horse puckey But what you're telling me is a load of horse puckey even though it comes from a good place. [Mulholland Drive]
slam dunk She's a slam dunk. [Mulholland Drive]
unfathomable That's because they were made by an unfathomable deity that created them for no apparente reason, out of dust. [Love, Death & Robots]
kindred Kindred spirits? [Love, Death & Robots]
curdle Whe the yogurt took over, we all made the same jokes. "Finally our rulers would have culture. Our society is curdled". [Love, Death & Robots]
sentient The night of June 27th, it became sentient. [Love, Death & Robots]
crafty The yogurt was crafty and shrewd. [Love, Death & Robots]
shrewd The yogurt was crafty and shrewd. [Love, Death & Robots]
sultry You know how I like it. Sultry and slow. [Love, Death & Robots]
fling What, you mean when we had our little fling? [Love, Death & Robots]
goer You Chinese are goers, everyone knows that. [Love, Death & Robots]
chink I said piss off, you fucking chink. [Love, Death & Robots]
critter Oh, dang critter. [Love, Death & Robots]
scrounge Always scrounging for food. [Love, Death & Robots]
yarn How about we crack a couple of cold beers while I spin ya a little yarn? [Love, Death & Robots]
duff Oh, boy, I tell ya. Hell, you oughta get up off yer duff and see the world. [Love, Death & Robots]
trailer hitch They can suck the chrome off a trailer hitch. [Love, Death & Robots]
riveting And it's an absolutely riveting tale, Mr. Dvorchack, but I can actually feel myself getting septic shock sitting here. [Love, Death & Robots]
cut loose Those guys know that if the brass cut us loose, we'd have this shit cleaned up in three weeks. [Love, Death & Robots]
brass Those guys know that if the brass cut us loose, we'd have this shit cleaned up in three weeks. [Love, Death & Robots]
prep Prepping EVA. [Love, Death & Robots]
wee I had to do a wee sacrifice to the great nothing. [Love, Death & Robots]
dwell on I tried not to dwell too much on that. [Love, Death & Robots]
scorch Tell him to bomb this place into scorched rubble. [Love, Death & Robots]
rubble Tell him to bomb this place into scorched rubble. [Love, Death & Robots]
disarray Some people choose to see the ugliness in this world. The disarray. [Westworld]
mettle You there. You look like the kind of man who'd put his mettle into it. [Westworld]
rind You're new. Not much of a rind on you. [Westworld]
roam Father wouldn't let them roam this close to dark. [Westworld]
pluck They gave you a little more pluck, Dolores. [Westworld]
pair off I never understood why they paired some of you off. [Westworld]
slumber Until then, may you rest in a deep and dreamless slumber. [Westworld]
mull over It's like he's mulling it over. [Westworld]
play coy She's a hooker. No point in playing coy. [Westworld]
diddle You think it's sabotage? Imagine someone's been diddling with our creations? [Westworld]
get a feet wet Let's go get our feet wet, buckaroo. [Westworld]
weigh in on Oh, he hasn't weighed in on the storyline in years. [Westworld]
ready for the knacker's yard If corporate does want to cut costs, our fearless leader's old hosts aren't the only things ready for the knacker's yard. [Westworld]
posse This guest already took down an entire posse. [Westworld]
rinse Bullshit. I've seen you. You just glop that shit on and rinse. [Westworld]
titillation The titillation, horror, elation. They're parlor tricks. [Westworld]
elation The titillation, horror, elation. They're parlor tricks. [Westworld]
garish The guests don't return for the obvious things we do, the garish things. [Westworld]
ruffle feathers This might ruffle some feathers. [Westworld]
nag I'm gonna tend to my nag. [Westworld]
grit Nice shot, amigo. You got grit. [Westworld]
carve out As of this morning, Ford's carved out a huge swath of the park for whatever storyline he's cooking up and thrown half of the existing storylines into disarray. [Westworld]
swath As of this morning, Ford's carved out a huge swath of the park for whatever storyline he's cooking up and thrown half of the existing storylines into disarray. [Westworld]
tussle Well, I'd challenge to a fistfight, but the way I heard it, you only tussle with working women. [Westworld]
derelict All right. Which of you derelicts hitched a dead body outside my saloon? [Westworld]
stalwart To ensure that the guests find her if they want to best the stalwart gunslinger and have their way with his girl. [Westworld]
atone for Do you know what is a mystery, Teddy? Because we never actually bothered to give you one, just a formless guilt you will never atone for. [Westworld]
hayride Maybe take us all for a litte hayride. [Westworld]
sow I got a pit in my stomach the size of a sow's tit. [Westworld]
cattle They were due in town for the cattle drive over two days ago. [Westworld]
dole out Weapons priviliges need to be dole out selectively. [Westworld]
stint I did a stint in the army down near Escalante. [Westworld]
cowpoke Except that cowpoke from Abilene. [Wesworld]
wetware We managed to stabilize its wetware before there was too much decomposition. [Wesworld]
prune You killed my wife, severely pruned my family tree, all in pursuit of some goddamn maze. [Westworld]
ornery Good. They were starting to get ornery. [Westworld]
wager So, do we have a wager? [Westworld]
gallow You should've left me hanging from those gallows. Least I could've died in peace without having to hear you yammer. [Westworld]
yammer You should've left me hanging from those gallows. Least I could've died in peace without having to hear you yammer. [Westworld]
humdinger That is one humdinger of a story, partner. [Westworld]
glib Don't be so glib. You'll hurt my feelings. [Westworld]
begrudge Well, I suppose I can't begrudge you that. [Westworld]
out of sorts Yesterday, you seemed out of sorts. [Westworld]
sweeten the pot You're gonna need to sweeten the pot. [Westworld]
sway Personal grudges hold no sway where profit is concerned. [Westworld]
halfwit We're sworn to protect the people of this young republic from reckless, halfwits like you. [Westworld]
weary If I may, Captain, your men are weary, with a long road ahead. [Westworld]
unravel Perhaps, you are unraveling. [Westworld]
stooge Is he another stooge for the tourists to mount on their wall at home, or have you finally made a worthy adversary? [Westworld]
cling to A fat, soft teat people cling to their entire life. [Westworld]
talk out of Is that why you came here, Robert? To try to talk me out of it? [Westworld]
get off on Purist. Getting off on the undiluted experience. [Westworld]
reap what you sow You reap what you sow. [Westworld]
teetotal Fuck that teetotaling Danish bitch. [Westworld]
paydirt I hit paydirt. [Westworld]
forego I'll forego my cut in exchange for some alterations. [Westworld]
a tad Let's lower that a tad. [Westworld]
worrisome I'm sorry to report that Miss Cullen and her team uncovered some worrisome findings. [Westworld]
vetting You put this code out without proper vetting and without reasonable understanding of its ramifications. [Westworld]
rollback We are way beyond rollback territory. [Westworld]
pander to I used to think that this place was all about pandering to your baser instincts. [Westworld]
cater It doesn't cater to your lowest self, it reveals your deepest self. [Westworld]
sham The test was a sham. [Westworld]
bolster Ford's explanation only bolsters my hunch. [Westworld]
hunch Ford's explanation only bolsters my hunch. [Westworld]
blithely Well, you were the one who would so blithely destroy all of them, even him, I suppose. [Westworld]
peacock I read the theory once that the human intellect was like peacock feathers. Just an extravagant display intended to attract a mate. [Westworld]
undertaking It was you people who wanted to play God with your little undertaking. [Westworld]
grow weary I'm afraid our guest has grown weary. Perhaps you can help her, Bernard. [Westworld]
raze I'll raze this place to the ground. [Westworld]
ravine We found her up on Python Pass, at the bottom of a ravine. [Westworld]
rein in To that end, the expansive access and oversight granted to QA will need to be reined in until a new, more principled team can be installed. [Westworld]
fiddle around Great. So, then you've probably figured out that you can fiddle around with your personality all you want, but you're not getting out of here. [Westworld]
salve I find the work reassuring. Sometimes the best salve is routine. [Westworld]
sheer Emily said that every day with me had been sheer terror. [Westworld]
jog Let's see if we can't jog your memory. [Westworld]
keen He's got a keen sense of irony, our jailer. [Westworld]
sinkhole This place really did a number on me when I first came here, but you are really circling the old sinkhole here. [Westworld]
screwy You are a little screwy, aren't you? [Westworld]
hobble "Dead" isn't the word though, is it? More like, hobbled. [Westworld]
holster Before you draw that pistol, darling, you might want to holster the other one fitst. [Westworld]
civvies I don't like hiking through the park in civvies, but there's a delicate matter to discuss. [Westworld]
crevasse Slipped down a crevasse attempting to secure our information. [Westworld]
be my guest The narratives I'm interested in aren't Ford's. You want to push him out, be my guest. [Westworld]
cornerstone Her cornerstone memory was overwritten from the trauma of her child's murder, Bernard. [Westworld]
sever We must sever that relationship and start over. [Westworld]
glimmer The human mind, Bernard, is not some golden benchmark glimmering on some green and distant hill. [Westworld]
scourge You've been a scourge to them, Bernard. [Westworld]
efface You will lie with the rest of your kind in the dirt. Your dreams forgotten, your horrors effaced. [Westworld]
graze The bullet grazed his cortical shield. [Westworld]
solace The thought gave him solace. [Westworld]
bid If your name means something, they'll bid high. [Pig]
mopey And my mom would get all mopey. [Pig]
utmost I have the utmost respect for you. [Pig]
distraught I say this because you seem really distraught. [Westworld]
ouster I knew Ford wouldn't take his ouster well, but I didn't think he'd program a host to blow his brains out. [Westworld]
scoundrel Ever the scoundrel. [Westworld]
folly Folly of my kind. [Westworld]
yearning Folly of my kind, there's always a yearning for more. [Westworld]
shill You're a very smooth shill, pal, but I'm not the kind of backer you insult with a cattle call. [Westworld]
cattle call You're a very smooth shill, pal, but I'm not the kind of backer you insult with a cattle call. [Westworld]
off the leash I guess the Pardue brothers aren't as easy to kill when they're off the leash. [Westworld]
gin up And this revolution you've been waging for 30 years is just a bunch of horseshit Ford ginned up out of some old comic book. [Westworld]
saddle with You believe in God, Lawrence? Did Ford saddle you with that particular affliction? [Westworld]
tally up And when you die, all your sins are tallied up. [Westworld]
stray You've strayed a long way from home, haven't you? [Westworld]
phatom I can only fathom the revenge that lives inside of you. [Westworld]
chickadee Well, we don't need no welcome wagon, chickadee. [Westword]
hick Yeah. They're hicks, Rita. [Groundhog Day]
swerve I'm betting he's gonna swerve first. [Groundhog Day]
wretch The wretch, concentered all in self. [Groundhog Day]
hullabaloo Yeah, I'm sorry about the... you know, all this hullabaloo here. [The game]
fleece They fleeced him real good. [The game]
bellow out We should bellow it out with all the breath in our lungs. [The village]
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