Show: Jeeves and Wooster - 2x4

(to) aah  VERB

ass  NOUN

boo  NOUN

doh  NOUN

got  NOUN

(to) got  VERB

l'd  ADV

l'm  ADV

(to) l'm  VERB

oof  ADJ

oof  NOUN

(to) rue  VERB

yip  NOUN

blob  NOUN

dibs  NOUN

dozy  ADJ

gone  ADV

gone  NOUN

(to) hath  VERB

(to) honk  VERB

l'll  NOUN

l've  NOUN

oofy  NOUN

true  ADJ

amiss  ADJ

baron  NOUN

beddy  NOUN

boney  ADJ

(to) chump  VERB

daddy  NOUN

dippy  ADJ

(to) dunno  VERB

kazoo  NOUN

loony  ADJ

lsn't  ADV

motif  NOUN

potty  NOUN

soppy  ADJ

soupy  ADJ

toot  NOUN

tweed  NOUN

(to) wanna  VERB

(to) boodie  VERB

dotted  ADJ

(to) fluff  VERB

heated  ADJ

kissie  NOUN

labial  ADJ

lndeed  NOUN

malady  NOUN

mazuma  NOUN

rashly  ADV

rocker  NOUN

saloon  NOUN

simile  NOUN

snores  ADV

(to) toodle  VERB

unwell  ADJ

upshot  NOUN

vigour  NOUN

woolly  ADV

annoyed  ADJ

askance  NOUN

beeline  NOUN

(to) beseem  VERB

brigade  NOUN

bulbous  ADJ

(to) chime  VERB

closing  NOUN

kickoff  NOUN

o'clock  NOUN

pinkish  ADJ

plainly  ADV

potting  NOUN

probity  NOUN

pyjama  NOUN

rattled  ADJ

reverie  NOUN

sighing  NOUN

tiding  NOUN

(to) waken  VERB

worried  ADJ

casually  ADV

coolness  NOUN

crashing  NOUN

imbecile  ADJ

imbecile  NOUN

(to) immure  VERB

infernal  ADJ

luncheon  NOUN

numbness  NOUN

putative  ADJ

scarcely  ADV

scruple  NOUN

skulking  ADJ

(to) skulk  VERB

tootling  NOUN

trombone  NOUN

wooster  NOUN

betrothal  NOUN

brotherly  ADJ

concerned  ADJ

duckiness  NOUN

(to) enquire  VERB

entourage  NOUN

(to) espouse  VERB

fraternal  ADJ

homestead  NOUN

lnaudible  ADJ

marauder  NOUN

maxillary  ADJ

promptest  NOUN

propeller  NOUN

reputable  ADJ

(to) shackle  VERB

shrubbery  NOUN

soppiness  NOUN

southeast  NOUN

surprised  ADJ

unguarded  ADJ

darjeeling  NOUN

(to) disapprove  VERB

heliotrope  NOUN

motivating  ADJ

muttonhead  NOUN

straitened  ADJ

stratagem  NOUN

altercation  NOUN

aristocrat  NOUN

frightfully  ADV

(to) sequester  VERB

availability  NOUN

boulevardier  NOUN

cirrocumulus  NOUN

constabulary  NOUN

overexertion  NOUN

passionately  ADV

conflagration  NOUN

inevitability  NOUN

knowledgeable  ADJ

unpleasantness  NOUN

recipient  NOUN

prawn  NOUN

obdurate  ADJ

neighbourly  ADJ

(to) depart  VERB

(to) bestow  VERB

beastly  ADJ

agreeable  ADJ

swine  NOUN

stripe  NOUN

spinach  NOUN

pang  NOUN

nook  NOUN

jolt  NOUN

(to) gurgle  VERB

(to) ensue  VERB

(to) embody  VERB

din  NOUN

(to) twine  VERB

throng  NOUN

portfolio  NOUN

observer  NOUN

sentiment  NOUN

(to) harp  VERB

valet  NOUN

confine  NOUN

(to) intercept  VERB

brink  NOUN

maternal  ADJ

snag  NOUN

acre  NOUN

(to) dislike  VERB

unbearable  ADJ

(to) sigh  VERB

doubtful  ADJ

owl  NOUN

laughter  NOUN

pleased  ADJ

reluctance  NOUN

peril  NOUN

(to) endorse  VERB

delicacy  NOUN

degenerate  ADJ

ashore  ADV

apt  ADJ

treason  NOUN

vigilance  NOUN

swimsuit  NOUN

completely  ADV

(to) soften  VERB

tenant  NOUN

symptom  NOUN

licence  NOUN

candid  ADJ

uncommon  ADJ

considerable  ADJ

dilemma  NOUN

(to) utter  VERB

(to) lurk  VERB

cracker  NOUN

hearted  ADJ

utterly  ADV

gravy  NOUN

banging  NOUN

whereabout  NOUN

(to) babble  VERB

(to) scoop  VERB

pal  NOUN

embrace  NOUN

(to) embrace  VERB

rag  NOUN

(to) consult  VERB

banner  NOUN

spontaneous  ADJ

bob  NOUN

(to) accord  VERB

nostril  NOUN

shilling  NOUN

(to) worship  VERB

(to) resume  VERB

(to) persist  VERB

numb  ADJ

latter  NOUN

informal  ADJ

gangster  NOUN

cabbage  NOUN

breeze  NOUN

(to) breathe  VERB

thus  ADV

suggestion  NOUN

(to) stare  VERB

(to) resolve  VERB

(to) resign  VERB

(to) require  VERB

undoubtedly  ADV

(to) tickle  VERB

peculiar  ADJ

impulsive  ADJ

(to) mend  VERB

warmth  NOUN

dash  NOUN

(to) dash  VERB

vessel  NOUN

employment  NOUN

lid  NOUN

wealthy  ADJ

complaint  NOUN

correctly  ADV

delightful  ADJ

communication  NOUN

(to) esteem  VERB

(to) realise  VERB

(to) divine  VERB

unpleasant  ADJ

distraction  NOUN

delighted  ADJ

(to) inform  VERB

(to) slam  VERB

(to) tick  VERB

(to) rear  VERB

(to) lodge  VERB

(to) investigate  VERB

brass  ADJ

accent  NOUN

somewhat  ADV

state  NOUN

(to) state  VERB

sofa  NOUN

(to) repair  VERB

repair  NOUN

(to) aim  VERB

jar  NOUN

palm  NOUN

boot  NOUN

sort  ADV

sort  NOUN

whistle  NOUN

(to) measure  VERB

stunt  NOUN

approval  NOUN

favourite  NOUN

(to) bend  VERB

spider  NOUN

aboard  ADV

appearance  NOUN

horn  NOUN

yacht  NOUN

fond  ADJ

instinct  NOUN

lad  NOUN

bench  NOUN

(to) discover  VERB

kindly  ADV

shed  NOUN

merely  ADV

cottage  NOUN

appropriate  ADJ

discussion  NOUN

suspicious  ADJ

generous  ADJ

downstairs  ADV

(to) experience  VERB

apparently  ADV

suspicion  NOUN

sufficient  ADJ

strongly  ADV

slight  ADJ

(to) shove  VERB

(to) retire  VERB

(to) permit  VERB

(to) persuade  VERB

precisely  ADV

(to) prevent  VERB

(to) purchase  VERB

purely  ADV

ordinary  ADJ

nuisance  NOUN

ideal  ADJ

(to) hold  VERB

(to) gather  VERB

fuss  NOUN

formal  ADJ

(to) fold  VERB

few  ADJ

(to) fetch  VERB

(to) encounter  VERB

electric  NOUN

(to) detect  VERB

(to) desire  VERB

depth  NOUN

chap  NOUN

(to) cease  VERB

capacity  NOUN

breast  NOUN

bloke  NOUN

(to) advise  VERB

sunshine  NOUN

slave  NOUN

(to) announce  VERB

harbour  NOUN

bean  NOUN

(to) proceed  VERB

hint  NOUN

spoil  NOUN

tragedy  NOUN

(to) collect  VERB

below  ADV

(to) arrange  VERB

rotten  ADJ

(to) bang  VERB

liberty  NOUN

swimming  NOUN

motive  NOUN

assault  NOUN

demand  NOUN

sergeant  NOUN

will  NOUN

golf  NOUN

(to) soldier  VERB

(to) propose  VERB

mortal  ADJ

sport  NOUN

commercial  ADJ

naturally  ADV

(to) remove  VERB

standard  NOUN

(to) enter  VERB

intention  NOUN

nonsense  NOUN

bowl  NOUN

(to) confess  VERB

highly  ADV

sharp  ADJ

successful  ADJ

progress  NOUN

pity  NOUN

(to) pine  VERB

responsible  ADJ

youth  NOUN

yet  ADV

(to) shout  VERB

pool  NOUN

muscle  NOUN

musical  ADJ

(to) wake  VERB

tea  NOUN

(to) tax  VERB

task  NOUN

seal  NOUN

sale  NOUN

(to) receive  VERB

railway  NOUN

(to) operate  VERB

(to) occur  VERB

(to) observe  VERB

objection  NOUN

manner  NOUN

lamp  NOUN

lack  NOUN

absence  NOUN

employ  NOUN

(to) employ  VERB

darling  NOUN

(to) behave  VERB

signature  NOUN

nephew  NOUN

journey  NOUN

village  NOUN

(to) exercise  VERB

event  NOUN

tennis  NOUN

headache  NOUN

butter  NOUN

dozen  NOUN

(to) swim  VERB

load  NOUN

gentleman  NOUN

pink  ADJ

(to) prepare  VERB

lover  NOUN

(to) introduce  VERB

damn  ADJ

easily  ADV

terribly  ADV

incredibly  ADV

pure  ADJ

bust  NOUN

nasty  ADJ

extremely  ADV

soup  NOUN

emotional  ADJ

engagement  NOUN

odd  ADJ

(to) intend  VERB

throat  NOUN

brother  NOUN

likely  ADJ

manager  NOUN

protection  NOUN

fellow  NOUN

devil  NOUN

joy  NOUN

permission  NOUN

wise  ADJ

oil  NOUN

(to) watch  VERB

career  NOUN

(to) strike  VERB

fortune  NOUN

recently  ADV

exact  ADJ

(to) draw  VERB

particular  ADJ

(to) deny  VERB

friendship  NOUN

(to) awake  VERB

nearly  ADV

pie  NOUN

affair  NOUN

meat  NOUN

aside  ADV

rent  NOUN

dump  NOUN

(to) dump  VERB

pardon  NOUN

(to) pardon  VERB

curious  ADJ

(to) engage  VERB

character  NOUN

several  ADJ

view  NOUN

(to) invite  VERB

jacket  NOUN

nature  NOUN

master  NOUN

opening  NOUN

powerful  ADJ

(to) beg  VERB

however  ADV

toast  NOUN

lip  NOUN

sight  NOUN

ugly  ADJ

army  NOUN

duty  NOUN

(to) suggest  VERB

(to) search  VERB

further  ADJ

(to) regret  VERB

film  NOUN

restaurant  NOUN

code  NOUN

final  ADJ

speech  NOUN

spirit  NOUN

simply  ADV

health  NOUN

opinion  NOUN

sun  NOUN

subject  NOUN

ship  NOUN

tight  ADJ

(to) pack  VERB

aware  ADJ

hall  NOUN

(to) round  VERB

(to) rough  VERB

(to) convince  VERB

wild  ADJ

action  NOUN

bedroom  NOUN

(to) spot  VERB

neck  NOUN

arm  NOUN

goodbye  NOUN

silly  ADJ

(to) dare  VERB

(to) witness  VERB

(to) remind  VERB

rid  ADJ

# l  NP

lf l  NP

Cos l  ORG

all l  NP

l rue  ORG

lt'll  ORG

Chuffy  ORG

Chuffy  NORP

Chuffy  PRODUCT

Drones  ORG

Jeeves  ORG

Jeeves  PRODUCT

Myrtle  ORG

l hope  NP

lt ill  NP

Bertram  ORG

Seabury  ORG

What ho  NP

Wooster  ORG

lt's me  NP

old man  NP

shall l  NP

All l've  NP

American  NORP

Bustards  ORG

Lordship  ORG

Lordship  PRODUCT

Lordship  WORK_OF_AR

Oh, dash  NP

Oh, pity  NP

Tuneless  PRODUCT

all this  NP

bad news  NP

five bob  NP

Americans  NORP

Chuffnell  ORG

Even that  NP

Good Lord  NP

Good idea  NP

Miss Daly  NP

Mr Stoker  NP

What time  NP

all times  NP

cold feet  NP

good news  NP

great joy  NP

not a yip  NP

numb lips  NP

old sport  NP

old thing  NP

such pals  NP

what sort  NP

(Judy) Ooh  NP

Ah, Chuffy  NP

Chuffnells  ORG

High words  NP

Holy Moses  NP

Mr Wooster  NP

Oh, Chuffy  NP

What uncle  NP

a good man  NP

brass rags  NP

old Stoker  NP

one's lips  NP

(Bell rings  NP

(Ghost) Boo  NP

Gypsy Queen  LOC

Hey, Dwight  NP

Leave, dash  NP

Miss Stoker  NP

Mr Brinkley  NP

Sir Everard  NP

The new man  NP

We Woosters  NP

What a dump  NP

a new valet  NP

a sharp cry  NP

bust blokes  NP

funny thing  NP

kid Lazarus  NP

little blob  NP

love's love  NP

lt's Chuffy  NP

lt's Father  NP

lt's Jeeves  NP

''pure gravy  NP

And the legs  NP

Both breasts  NP

Er, Brinkley  NP

Er, yes, sir  NP

Evening wear  NP

Good evening  NP

Good heavens  NP

Good morning  NP

Miss Pauline  NP

Mount Ararat  LOC

Oh, nonsense  NP

Your new man  NP

a loony ship  NP

a nasty cold  NP

a truer word  NP

a young lady  NP

infernal din  NP

just my room  NP

mortal peril  NP

what trouble  NP

(Chuffy) l'll  NP

Chuffy's head  NP

Devon, Chuffy  ORG

Greek tragedy  NP

Master Dwight  NP

Probably, sir  NP

Tweed jackets  NP

What nonsense  NP

a French army  NP

a golf course  NP

a little hint  NP

better things  NP

final whistle  NP

great friends  NP

her old daddy  NP

its ugly head  NP

lf old Stoker  NP

not a machine  NP

swimming pool  NP

ten shillings  MONEY

tennis courts  NP

the gas bills  NP

the high road  NP

the new valet  NP

the oofy girl  NP

the poor fish  NP

the right ear  NP

today's youth  NP

your meat pie  NP

(German accent  NP

Bertie, l will  NP

Chuffnell Hall  ORG

Either l chuck  NP

Good afternoon  NP

Lord Chuffnell  NP

Master Seabury  NP

Oh, your yacht  NP

Wooster fellow  NP

a cottage door  NP

a decided risk  NP

breathing fire  NP

enough clothes  NP

five shillings  MONEY

five-shillings  QUANTITY

gangster films  NP

lt ill beseems  ORG

my little home  NP

old man Stoker  NP

one more stunt  NP

only one thing  NP

the green line  NP

the love light  NP

the very heart  NP

zat instrument  NP

(Judy) A kissie  NP

(Myrtle) Chuffy  NP

A slight breeze  NP

Also an absence  NP

Blennerhassetts  ORG

Colonel Bustard  NP

His exact words  NP

Mr Mangelhoffer  NP

My Uncle Ernest  NP

No, Mr Henberry  NP

Sergeant Voules  NP

The whole thing  NP

a curious smell  NP

a powerful kick  NP

a slight change  NP

about 200 acres  QUANTITY

even appearance  NP

his silly ideas  NP

lt's a bad time  NP

my bank manager  NP

poor old Chuffy  NP

serious repairs  NP

the Gypsy Queen  NP

the dotted line  NP

the fifth baron  NP

the main saloon  NP

two fond hearts  NP

what old Stoker  NP

''infernal din''  PRODUCT

(Chuffy) Pauline  NP

(Stoker) Wooster  NP

Ah, good morning  NP

An old favourite  NP

Constable Dobson  NP

Enter, old sport  NP

Myrtle) Chuffy's  ORG

Pauline's manner  NP

Yes, Mr Henberry  NP

a beautiful name  NP

a brotherly kiss  NP

a wonderful time  NP

lt's my swimsuit  NP

protection money  NP

some future date  NP

some other bloke  NP

the American way  NP

the fire brigade  NP

the infernal din  NP

the potting shed  NP

the young lovers  NP

More or less, sir  NP

Neither Mr Stoker  NP

Seabury Pongleton  NP

The happy cabbage  NP

The old homestead  NP

Tuneless trombone  NP

a Christian slave  NP

a country cottage  NP

l'm not a machine  NP

the Stoker banner  NP

the oof situation  NP

the same position  NP

the wild Woosters  NP

your Uncle Ernest  NP

Mr Stoker's motive  NP

Skulking, old chap  NP

That fellow Jeeves  NP

a wonderful letter  NP

commercial probity  NP

considerable force  NP

heliotrope pyjamas  NP

married oofy girls  NP

neighbourly spirit  NP

several complaints  NP

some deeper malady  NP

the Chuffnell seal  NP

the Sherlock stuff  NP

the beastly spider  NP

the little harbour  NP

(Whispers) Treasons  NP

Miss Pauline's gone  NP

Old Colonel Wooster  NP

a Christmas cracker  NP

a knowledgeable pal  NP

a nice, quiet drive  NP

considerable vigour  NP

considerable warmth  NP

her imbecile friend  NP

ordinary friendship  NP

your new employment  NP

A heated altercation  NP

Bertram's stratagems  NP

Chuffnell Hall Hotel  ORG

Not for long, l hope  NP

Right, well, goodbye  NP

What a damn nuisance  NP

a railway restaurant  NP

just about 200 acres  NP

lt's Sergeant Voules  NP

some American people  NP

sufficient soppiness  NP

the Alhambra Theatre  FAC

the nasty old spider  NP

this fraternal stuff  NP

this imbecile friend  NP

Lord Belsted's employ  NP

Oh, the broken window  NP

lt's a beautiful name  NP

my heliotrope pyjamas  NP

no further discussion  NP

the appropriate march  NP

the maternal instinct  NP

the required standard  NP

this particular point  NP

A not uncommon dilemma  NP

a certain bulbous look  NP

a certain person's ear  NP

his beautiful daughter  NP

my promptest attention  NP

some high cirrocumulus  NP

the Chuffnell scruples  NP

the W1 postal district  NP

the dark inevitability  NP

the latter's character  NP

(Doorbell) l'm Brinkley  NP

a pretty close observer  NP

the greatest reluctance  NP

woolly-headed duckiness  NP

A boo-ey, boo-ey, boo-ey  NP

A reputable boulevardier  NP

Miss Stoker's engagement  NP

Your putative engagement  NP

a brother-and-sister act  NP

a highly emotional state  NP

the Chuffnell Hall Hotel  NP

Miss Stoker's whereabouts  NP

Why did that child demand  NP

a purely brotherly spirit  NP

these English aristocrats  NP

this five-shillings motif  NP

(Doorbell) Mr Mangelhoffer  NP

an extremely candid manner  NP

an unpleasant, soupy voice  NP

the successful love letter  NP

a powerful motivating energy  NP

His Sixteen Baltimore Buddies  NP

some old-world sequestered nook  NP

A boo-die, boo-die, boo-die, boo  NP

Pauline's the lightest girl l've  NP

the labial and maxillary muscles  NP

No, your so-called Lord Chuffnell  NP

Lord Chuffnell's personal gentleman  NP

a delightful, generous spontaneous, impulsive sort  NP

Doorbell  ORG

Christian  NORP

Greek  NORP

German  NORP

fifth  ORDINAL

Clock  ORG

French  NORP