Show: Fawlty Towers - 2x4

Shh  NOUN

vet  NOUN

scab  NOUN

teak  NOUN

woma  NOUN

color  NOUN

dowdy  ADJ

favor  NOUN

fussy  ADJ

(to) kaput  VERB

tepid  ADJ

(to) forgot  VERB

packet  NOUN

pecan  NOUN

banger  NOUN

(to) cansado  VERB

coroner  NOUN

kipper  NOUN

(to) realize  VERB

(to) snuff  VERB

airtight  ADJ

conveyor  NOUN

hygienic  ADJ

lievable  ADJ

mahogany  NOUN

reindeer  NOUN

rosewood  NOUN

spiffing  ADJ

(to) spiffe  VERB

concerto  NOUN

eiderdown  NOUN

marvelous  ADJ

poisoning  NOUN

socialism  NOUN

somewhere  ADV

laundryman  NOUN

undertaker  NOUN

crematorium  NOUN

irreparably  ADV

perfectionist  NOUN

misunderstanding  NOUN

remembrance  NOUN

possible  ADJ

(to) singe  VERB

taxpayer  NOUN

(to) moan  VERB

(to) rearrange  VERB

container  NOUN

continental  NOUN

(to) stalk  VERB

stuffy  ADJ

cheerful  ADJ

precaution  NOUN

pneumonia  NOUN

linen  NOUN

stair  NOUN

(to) compose  VERB

cathedral  NOUN

walnut  NOUN

cupboard  NOUN

cushion  NOUN

violin  NOUN

lightly  ADV

(to) frighten  VERB

marmalade  NOUN

saucer  NOUN

windy  ADJ

(to) resume  VERB

overdone  NOUN

mosquito  NOUN

interested  ADJ

(to) delegate  VERB

breed  NOUN

(to) breathe  VERB

tray  NOUN

resident  NOUN

(to) scrub  VERB

bedtime  NOUN

hairy  ADJ

hysterical  ADJ

cock  NOUN

curtain  NOUN

(to) adore  VERB

rack  NOUN

ham  NOUN

sort  ADV

(to) sort  VERB

draft  NOUN

dining  NOUN

(to) slap  VERB

modern  ADJ

entertainment  NOUN

invisible  ADJ

air  NOUN

convenient  ADJ

wicked  ADJ

(to) attend  VERB

drawer  NOUN

specific  ADJ

immediately  ADV

downstairs  ADV

upstairs  ADV

(to) tidy  VERB

slightly  ADV

pitch  NOUN

(to) lounge  VERB

jumper  NOUN

(to) fold  VERB

factory  NOUN

desire  NOUN

(to) cease  VERB

(to) collect  VERB

lap  NOUN

(to) arrange  VERB

bang  NOUN

museum  NOUN

(to) attract  VERB

belt  NOUN

(to) bind  VERB

bowl  NOUN

offense  NOUN

newspaper  NOUN

suite  NOUN

laundry  NOUN

wallet  NOUN

(to) poison  VERB

yet  ADV

tomato  NOUN

(to) struggle  VERB

movement  NOUN

lunchtime  NOUN

(to) wake  VERB

tea  NOUN

sausage  NOUN

sandwich  NOUN

rapid  ADJ

railway  NOUN

manner  NOUN

major  ADJ

(to) fry  VERB

fridge  NOUN

delay  NOUN

darling  NOUN

certificate  NOUN

furniture  NOUN

journey  NOUN

basket  NOUN

butter  NOUN

(to) butter  VERB

bread  NOUN

ill  ADJ

gentleman  NOUN

(to) prepare  VERB

director  NOUN

(to) deliver  VERB

attractive  ADJ

chef  NOUN

odd  ADJ

(to) manage  VERB

pocket  NOUN

(to) wash  VERB

manager  NOUN

fellow  NOUN

joy  NOUN

(to) exist  VERB

noise  NOUN

oil  NOUN

(to) watch  VERB

(to) fancy  VERB

strike  NOUN

(to) draw  VERB

indeed  ADV

nearly  ADV

unbelievable  ADJ

explanation  NOUN

football  NOUN

(to) warn  VERB

pardon  NOUN

bloody  ADJ

appointment  NOUN

cheese  NOUN

(to) beg  VERB

brilliant  ADJ

coat  NOUN

staff  NOUN

ticket  NOUN

happiness  NOUN

(to) damage  VERB

(to) bite  VERB

address  NOUN

final  ADJ

simply  ADV

guest  NOUN

round  NOUN

(to) allow  VERB

(to) lock  VERB

arm  NOUN

guard  NOUN

price  NOUN

radio  NOUN

por  ORG

Toute  ORG

, Poll  NP

Manuel  ORG

Ingrams  ORG

Oh, joy  NP

Seaview  FAC

, Manuel  NP

then her  NP

Good idea  NP

a la bang  NP

good time  NP

one round  NP

por favor  NP

warm milk  NP

A dead dog  NP

Good night  NP

Mas grande  NP

Miss Tibbs  NP

Oh, Fawlty  NP

What color  NP

a busy day  NP

what breed  NP

Car strikes  NP

More coffee  NP

Toute suite  NP

Yes, Manuel  NP

a dead body  NP

another one  NP

dining room  NP

fried bread  NP

Another name  NP

Fine, thanks  NP

Good evening  NP

Good manners  NP

Good morning  NP

Modern dress  NP

You big scab  NP

another room  NP

just my back  NP

now this red  NP

other people  NP

small pieces  NP

Fresh laundry  NP

Just a moment  NP

Oh, um, Sybil  NP

a little rest  NP

another draft  NP

any more food  NP

just a couple  NP

little pieces  NP

only sausages  NP

the dowdy one  NP

then his wife  NP

A woman's work  NP

Oh, Miss Tibbs  NP

Oh, good night  NP

a little while  NP

a long journey  NP

conveyor belts  NP

four movements  NP

normal service  NP

the next thing  NP

"Hotel" outside  NP

Morning, Fawlty  NP

a Burma railway  NP

a little saucer  NP

all the drawers  NP

another cushion  NP

better than 50%  PERCENT

the dining room  NP

A full breakfast  NP

A rapid movement  NP

De agua caliente  NP

Leyland Concerto  ORG

No, not a saucer  NP

Oh, good morning  NP

Okay, good night  NP

Price's sausages  NP

quite the ticket  NP

sudden movements  NP

violin concertos  NP

Sorry, wrong room  NP

a little Shih-Tzu  NP

just a precaution  NP

our car factories  NP

your own cupboard  NP

Another car strike  NP

Hmm, just sausages  NP

a little happiness  NP

nearly our bedtime  NP

the breakfast room  NP

That hairy mosquito  NP

airtight containers  NP

its heart's desires  NP

some ham sandwiches  NP

the right direction  NP

your breakfast tray  NP

a good night's sleep  NP

his oldest residents  NP

Just two little words  NP

a four-hour tea break  NP

el perro microscopico  NP

her own entertainment  NP

his death certificate  NP

our managing director  NP

a little hot something  NP

the Fawlty Towers Book  NP

the Gettysburg Address  NP

Good morning, breakfast  NP

lightly buttered kipper  NP

Not a single bloody word  NP

Rosewood, mahogany, teak  NP

a better than 50% chance  NP

Poor little toma-woma-boy  NP

the Prophylactic Emporium  ORG

Of course, yes, one moment  NP

a very good full breakfast  NP

a really good night's sleep  NP

The British Leyland Concerto  NP

Very attractive little fellow  NP

those little cheese footballs  NP

the Fawlty Towers Book of Remembrance  FAC

another bloody job designing cathedrals  NP

Telegraph  FAC

sixth  ORDINAL

British  NORP

Poll  LANGUAGE

Laundry  ORG

Chase  ORG

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