Show: Black Adder - 2x6

(to) dat  VERB

non  ADJ

(to) zur  VERB

dago  NOUN

grey  ADJ

heid  NOUN

nob  NOUN

poof  NOUN

scum  NOUN

slop  NOUN

slut  NOUN

turd  NOUN

(to) twas  VERB

bitch  NOUN

fave  NOUN

privy  ADJ

recap  NOUN

(to) vreak  VERB

wench  NOUN

whore  NOUN

baboon  NOUN

burton  NOUN

captor  NOUN

croaky  ADJ

horrid  ADJ

miffed  ADJ

(to) shoose  VERB

smudge  NOUN

speako  ADJ

werbal  ADJ

whizzy  ADJ

breasty  NOUN

commode  NOUN

(to) commute  VERB

dimkin  NOUN

fooling  NOUN

goolie  NOUN

heifer  NOUN

o'rosie  NOUN

piquant  ADJ

sodding  NOUN

(to) swiggle  VERB

tadpole  NOUN

willing  ADJ

european  ADJ

fixation  NOUN

gloating  NOUN

howwibly  ADV

prepared  ADJ

smuggler  NOUN

strumpet  NOUN

swooping  NOUN

confusing  ADJ

dignitary  NOUN

gardening  NOUN

inflected  ADJ

marketeer  NOUN

marmelade  NOUN

paralytic  ADJ

rewenghee  NOUN

stickler  NOUN

testicle  NOUN

witticism  NOUN

chamberpot  NOUN

complexion  NOUN

libidinous  ADJ

perplexing  ADJ

repertoire  NOUN

fornicating  NOUN

(to) fornicate  VERB

fornication  NOUN

mustachioed  ADJ

appoloaggie  NOUN

deliberation  NOUN

embarrassing  ADJ

reminiscence  NOUN

incorruptible  ADJ

inconweenience  NOUN

(to) incoweenience  VERB

(to) inconweenience  VERB

(to) resemble  VERB

(to) rant  VERB

possible  ADJ

(to) fondle  VERB

banter  NOUN

swine  NOUN

scythe  NOUN

melon  NOUN

(to) jest  VERB

trifle  NOUN

udder  NOUN

woe  NOUN

(to) recognise  VERB

dumpling  NOUN

insecurity  NOUN

(to) overrate  VERB

cunning  ADJ

(to) dine  VERB

(to) refresh  VERB

hoot  NOUN

(to) rave  VERB

bastard  ADJ

bastard  NOUN

(to) rot  VERB

monastery  NOUN

jolly  ADJ

(to) imprison  VERB

(to) excel  VERB

diarrhoea  NOUN

tedious  ADJ

venison  NOUN

(to) varnish  VERB

completely  ADV

(to) spank  VERB

playful  ADJ

disguise  NOUN

maturity  NOUN

(to) await  VERB

filth  NOUN

hilarious  ADJ

blunt  ADJ

blunt  NOUN

(to) won  VERB

(to) beware  VERB

farewell  NOUN

(to) greet  VERB

dreadful  ADJ

(to) extend  VERB

splitting  NOUN

(to) lust  VERB

ambassador  NOUN

(to) bully  VERB

ransom  NOUN

maniac  NOUN

vat  NOUN

(to) neglect  VERB

bundle  NOUN

(to) bark  VERB

(to) reply  VERB

(to) vanish  VERB

uncertain  ADJ

oak  NOUN

heel  NOUN

(to) mock  VERB

mere  ADJ

shepherd  NOUN

wit  NOUN

pointless  ADJ

execution  NOUN

fame  NOUN

nun  NOUN

disappointment  NOUN

magnificent  ADJ

stiff  ADJ

wizard  NOUN

sort  NOUN

comic  ADJ

document  NOUN

(to) execute  VERB

amusing  ADJ

(to) roast  VERB

measure  NOUN

(to) doom  VERB

(to) live  VERB

pony  NOUN

(to) kidnap  VERB

swallow  NOUN

contrary  NOUN

clothing  NOUN

thirsty  ADJ

rabbit  NOUN

gesture  NOUN

intelligent  ADJ

lad  NOUN

(to) arrive  VERB

(to) betray  VERB

upside  ADV

(to) attend  VERB

(to) insult  VERB

(to) punish  VERB

madam  NOUN

vulnerable  ADJ

unfortunately  ADV

experience  NOUN

definitely  ADV

dialect  NOUN

upper  ADJ

unemployed  ADJ

(to) relieve  VERB

(to) reckon  VERB

(to) plot  VERB

plot  NOUN

purple  NOUN

(to) overcome  VERB

(to) hold  VERB

few  ADJ

(to) fetch  VERB

efficiency  NOUN

(to) derive  VERB

(to) collapse  VERB

chap  NOUN

bloke  NOUN

(to) bid  VERB

frog  NOUN

side  NOUN

stable  ADJ

typical  ADJ

unhappy  ADJ

mysterious  ADJ

demand  NOUN

(to) demand  VERB

pleasant  ADJ

loyalty  NOUN

(to) gain  VERB

basic  NOUN

waitress  NOUN

sport  NOUN

host  NOUN

(to) remove  VERB

sacrifice  NOUN

carefully  ADV

(to) torture  VERB

tool  NOUN

nonsense  NOUN

prisoner  NOUN

spit  NOUN

rolling  ADJ

surely  ADV

routine  NOUN

(to) assure  VERB

(to) recall  VERB

sheep  NOUN

pencil  NOUN

yard  NOUN

tea  NOUN

senior  ADJ

(to) select  VERB

sausage  NOUN

salad  NOUN

path  NOUN

observation  NOUN

naughty  ADJ

bucket  NOUN

beard  NOUN

duck  NOUN

wood  NOUN

gentleman  NOUN

(to) introduce  VERB

incredibly  ADV

nerve  NOUN

attractive  ADJ

tall  ADJ

sentence  NOUN

tongue  NOUN

(to) intend  VERB

(to) bury  VERB

fate  NOUN

joy  NOUN

(to) watch  VERB

access  NOUN

fancy  ADJ

particular  ADJ

tiny  ADJ

indeed  ADV

mystery  NOUN

pie  NOUN

(to) depend  VERB

(to) paint  VERB

criminal  NOUN

shame  NOUN

master  NOUN

(to) beg  VERB

lip  NOUN

brilliant  ADJ

queen  NOUN

duty  NOUN

(to) suggest  VERB

further  ADJ

(to) regret  VERB

(to) train  VERB

everywhere  ADV

(to) address  VERB

escape  NOUN

(to) escape  VERB

final  ADJ

spirit  NOUN

opinion  NOUN

guest  NOUN

tight  ADJ

tight  NOUN

insane  ADJ

(to) throw  VERB

breath  NOUN

spot  NOUN

mood  NOUN

guard  NOUN

(to) choose  VERB

dirty  ADJ

(to) remind  VERB

Ein  ORG

Que  ORG

Bally  ORG

Scots  NORP

Ludwig  ORG

Germans  NORP

Oh, dog  NP

old age  NP

- My God  NP

Bad luck  NP

Baldrick  ORG

Howwibly  ORG

Melchers  ORG

What fun  NP

Englander  NORP

Frenchman  NORP

Full stop  NP

Good Lord  NP

Mr Floppy  NP

One thing  NP

Whar's me  NP

What sort  NP

young man  NP

Dear Qveen  NP

Evil plots  NP

Glaswegian  NORP

God's sake  NP

Lord Percy  NP

Nursie Cow  NP

Oh, Edmund  NP

Right, dog  NP

What chaps  NP

Yes, those  NP

dirty hair  NP

one ransom  NP

Big bastard  NP

Madam, life  NP

Strange man  NP

Then a trip  NP

a good time  NP

as much fun  NP

baker's man  NP

fancy dress  NP

young idiot  NP

# Blackadder  NP

A lovely cow  NP

Oh, what joy  NP

Welcome home  NP

a large fire  NP

all the time  NP

another name  NP

good fooling  NP

my two faves  NP

..a big party  NP

A fancy dress  NP

A pencil case  NP

Indo-European  LANGUAGE

Lord Melchett  NP

a bastard son  NP

a fruit salad  NP

another piece  NP

his own voice  NP

private parts  NP

such an offer  NP

you gentlemen  NP

Indestructible  PRODUCT

Little bastard  NP

No speako dago  NP

Tus testiculos  NP

amusing voices  NP

gardening tool  NP

little friends  NP

little tadpole  NP

my Uncle Osric  ORG

public opinion  NP

sausage breath  NP

the Old Pizzle  NP

the same thing  NP

warm marmelade  NP

# Prince Ludwig  NP

Thirsty bastard  NP

a bastard's son  NP

a life sentence  NP

that whore slut  NP

the stable yard  NP

your final year  NP

Ludwig's mistake  NP

Only real idiots  NP

The old shepherd  NP

an old oak table  NP

further gestures  NP

my ransom demand  NP

no better answer  NP

the privy window  NP

the ransom money  NP

werbal diarrhoea  NP

your two friends  NP

..a broken pencil  NP

Lord Forest's son  NP

a good Mary Queen  NP

an udder fixation  NP

difficult choices  NP

his little wizard  NP

my little friends  NP

one million crona  NP

that Forest bloke  NP

the dreadful pain  NP

, libidinous swine  NP

Her rolling fields  NP

Just a mere trifle  NP

Yes, Lord Melchett  NP

a blunt instrument  NP

a difficult choice  NP

a senior dignitary  NP

a young man's life  NP

evil Prince Ludvig  NP

Ring-a-ring o'rosie  NP

a whizzy-jolly time  NP

absolutely anything  NP

fancy dress parties  NP

great lovely udders  NP

the following words  NP

your next witticism  NP

a fornicating baboon  NP

all his other things  NP

careful deliberation  NP

the most cunning bit  NP

your own fornication  NP

And her playful sheep  NP

Sobre un fuego grande  ORG

Such a disappointment  NP

a burton # Blackadder  NP

lovely little heifers  NP

some mustachioed dago  NP

An hilarious black man  NP

Patty-cake, patty-cake  NP

a duck # Lord Melchett  NP

all his little wizards  NP

both breasty-dumplings  NP

more important matters  NP

quite an amusing story  NP

the British ambassador  NP

the great Stepney fire  NP

Many, many appoloaggies  NP

Shorty-Greasy-Spot-Spot  ORG

The tedious little turd  NP

Thirsty barking bastard  NP

Typical master criminal  NP

What a difficult choice  NP

a magnificent grey pony  NP

a sad, insane old woman  NP

an interesting document  NP

the Master of the World  WORK_OF_AR

the Spanish Inquisition  EVENT

this dreadful situation  NP

very, very tight tights  NP

my uncle's old oak table  NP

that same terrible night  NP

your side-splitting poof  NP

a most perplexing mystery  NP

A very piquant observation  NP

such pleasant reminiscence  NP

the first difficult choice  NP

..and that funny croaky one  NP

A brilliant drunk Glaswegian  NP

a mysterious black marketeer  NP

our comic serving-wench voice  NP

your great big stiff upper lips  NP

The fat-headed German chamberpot  NP

Intelligent and deep # Lord Melchett  NP

Well, perhaps some pleasant word game  NP

a non-inflected Indo-European language  NP

the tall and attractive German stable-lad  NP

Majesty  ORG

German  NORP

British  NORP

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