Émission TV: 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