Émission TV: Jeeves and Wooster - 3x1
l'd ADV
(to) l'd VERB
l'm ADV
yak NOUN
l'll NOUN
true ADJ
c'est ADJ
chum NOUN
daddy NOUN
filly NOUN
genus NOUN
limey ADJ
lingo NOUN
lsn't ADV
ma'am NOUN
saver NOUN
(to) spurn VERB
bended ADJ
(to) coope VERB
corker NOUN
fizgig NOUN
(to) forgot VERB
lndeed NOUN
lsland NOUN
(to) lsland VERB
purser NOUN
snazzy ADJ
(to) toddle VERB
barking NOUN
bourbon NOUN
boyhood NOUN
(to) chuck VERB
cooping NOUN
(to) divulge VERB
dratted ADJ
engaged ADJ
(to) fathead VERB
fromage NOUN
limpet NOUN
mollusc NOUN
(to) mull VERB
o'clock NOUN
oinking NOUN
patella NOUN
rasher NOUN
raucous ADJ
sighing NOUN
striped ADJ
willing ADJ
(to) assemble VERB
blighter NOUN
(to) blighter VERB
chromium NOUN
domino NOUN
familial ADJ
gunshot NOUN
hitherto ADV
homebird NOUN
importer NOUN
ladyship NOUN
luncheon NOUN
ruminant NOUN
scarcely ADV
shackle NOUN
snootful NOUN
turbine NOUN
volition NOUN
ancestral ADJ
carousing NOUN
convinced ADJ
fearfully ADV
frightful ADJ
gastropod NOUN
homestead NOUN
poisoning NOUN
ricochet NOUN
satisfied ADJ
shipboard NOUN
(to) squawk VERB
stateroom NOUN
surprised ADJ
toothsome ADJ
whistling NOUN
creditably ADV
disorderly ADJ
dreadfully ADV
horsepower NOUN
immuration NOUN
(to) intervene VERB
manservant NOUN
sanatorium NOUN
screeching NOUN
similarity NOUN
splendidly ADV
sustenance NOUN
(to) brandish VERB
commendable ADJ
excrescence NOUN
(to) necessitate VERB
notoriously ADV
(to) prevaricate VERB
proceeding NOUN
prospective ADJ
subterfuge NOUN
teetotaller NOUN
displacement NOUN
remuneration NOUN
architectural ADJ
bouillabaisse NOUN
extraordinaire NOUN
(to) relish VERB
piety NOUN
mole NOUN
disreputable ADJ
(to) pant VERB
(to) mimic VERB
judicious ADJ
imperial ADJ
granite NOUN
gaiety NOUN
(to) enliven VERB
(to) disembark VERB
buck NOUN
whimper NOUN
(to) distinguish VERB
doggy NOUN
(to) flap VERB
pedal NOUN
inconvenient ADJ
(to) grunt VERB
peck NOUN
heartbreak NOUN
snappy ADJ
(to) disrupt VERB
valet NOUN
blaze NOUN
prejudice NOUN
injustice NOUN
restricted ADJ
(to) dispose VERB
(to) misjudge VERB
essentially ADV
behaviour NOUN
automobile NOUN
liable ADJ
tonic NOUN
steering NOUN
mailbox NOUN
sigh NOUN
(to) sigh VERB
voluntarily ADV
bunk NOUN
sinister ADJ
seaman NOUN
mischief NOUN
jolly ADV
(to) croak VERB
(to) chirp VERB
astray ADV
ardent ADJ
transient ADJ
(to) adhere VERB
cupboard NOUN
contented ADJ
(to) contemplate VERB
raffle NOUN
(to) crave VERB
tenant NOUN
(to) overlook VERB
striking ADJ
violin NOUN
telegram NOUN
vegetarian ADJ
vegetarian NOUN
(to) differ VERB
cheering NOUN
menace NOUN
(to) ensure VERB
(to) lurk VERB
living NOUN
touchy ADJ
refreshing ADJ
venture NOUN
establishment NOUN
respectable ADJ
brake NOUN
carnival NOUN
breach NOUN
conceivable ADJ
likewise ADV
expertise NOUN
crab NOUN
constitution NOUN
(to) quack VERB
pal NOUN
(to) loosen VERB
porter NOUN
gin NOUN
bolt NOUN
constable NOUN
disappointed ADJ
marmalade NOUN
lever NOUN
sideways ADV
shilling NOUN
(to) scramble VERB
(to) yield VERB
(to) resume VERB
interested ADJ
groan NOUN
(to) gasp VERB
(to) command VERB
calf NOUN
burglar ADJ
burglar NOUN
(to) bark VERB
ample ADJ
tile NOUN
suggestion NOUN
(to) rely VERB
publisher NOUN
lively ADJ
peculiar ADJ
hazard NOUN
temptation NOUN
essential ADJ
custom NOUN
(to) dash VERB
shaft NOUN
vessel NOUN
scent NOUN
bedtime NOUN
beep NOUN
technical ADJ
honour NOUN
(to) inform VERB
(to) screech VERB
magnificent ADJ
dough NOUN
luggage NOUN
firework NOUN
(to) shield VERB
jazz NOUN
motor NOUN
sort ADV
sort NOUN
(to) whistle VERB
measure NOUN
worn ADJ
eager ADJ
(to) live VERB
dramatic ADJ
excitement NOUN
(to) devote VERB
thirsty ADJ
extraordinary ADJ
production NOUN
(to) disagree VERB
hostage NOUN
shed NOUN
fairly ADV
waiter NOUN
beast NOUN
absolute ADJ
(to) approve VERB
impressive ADJ
awkward ADJ
romance NOUN
apparently ADV
visitor NOUN
unfortunate ADJ
ton NOUN
structure NOUN
(to) shine VERB
(to) shelter VERB
shell NOUN
(to) refer VERB
readily ADV
(to) persuade VERB
pill NOUN
pipe NOUN
poet NOUN
precisely ADV
(to) purchase VERB
(to) owe VERB
(to) hold VERB
frequently ADV
few ADJ
(to) fetch VERB
desire NOUN
deliberately ADV
collar NOUN
(to) click VERB
cheek NOUN
chap NOUN
branch NOUN
(to) accompany VERB
frog NOUN
side NOUN
thick ADJ
(to) climb VERB
therefore ADV
(to) collect VERB
pound NOUN
stable NOUN
hip NOUN
violent ADJ
debt NOUN
darn ADJ
depressed ADJ
attached ADJ
facing NOUN
liberty NOUN
swimming NOUN
motive NOUN
(to) assault VERB
(to) demand VERB
pleasant ADJ
creature NOUN
customer NOUN
(to) blast VERB
relief NOUN
literally ADV
cable NOUN
gross ADJ
plain ADJ
normally ADV
(to) attempt VERB
(to) bay VERB
(to) sacrifice VERB
(to) trace VERB
version NOUN
anxious ADJ
concert NOUN
grief NOUN
penny NOUN
(to) secure VERB
reasonable ADJ
coast NOUN
surely ADV
estate NOUN
clever ADJ
fever NOUN
proper ADJ
(to) commit VERB
soda NOUN
solid ADJ
pot NOUN
expert NOUN
pity NOUN
responsible ADJ
porridge NOUN
yet ADV
useful ADJ
unlikely ADJ
trouser NOUN
supper NOUN
strict ADJ
steak NOUN
spoon NOUN
sole ADJ
petrol NOUN
pool NOUN
praise NOUN
movement NOUN
yard NOUN
(to) telephone VERB
tea NOUN
servant NOUN
sauce NOUN
partly ADV
occasion NOUN
native NOUN
knee NOUN
darling NOUN
cheque NOUN
title NOUN
journey NOUN
exercise NOUN
event NOUN
(to) earn VERB
tennis NOUN
dozen NOUN
article NOUN
material NOUN
winter NOUN
ill ADV
gentleman NOUN
wheel NOUN
(to) prepare VERB
(to) suffer VERB
friendly ADJ
terribly ADV
pure ADJ
alarm NOUN
entirely ADV
extremely ADV
soup NOUN
engagement NOUN
tall ADJ
crew NOUN
(to) intend VERB
throat NOUN
driver NOUN
brother NOUN
likely ADJ
soft ADJ
model NOUN
(to) travel VERB
(to) ignore VERB
pocket NOUN
wet ADJ
apology NOUN
fellow ADJ
fellow NOUN
term NOUN
(to) watch VERB
fancy ADJ
fortune NOUN
snow NOUN
harm NOUN
stranger NOUN
(to) draw VERB
(to) dig VERB
(to) tear VERB
cheap ADJ
awake ADJ
(to) slip VERB
style NOUN
brave ADJ
fantastic ADJ
meat NOUN
available ADJ
(to) pardon VERB
(to) engage VERB
(to) feed VERB
character NOUN
criminal NOUN
(to) invite VERB
hook NOUN
capable ADJ
opening NOUN
(to) beg VERB
attitude NOUN
toast NOUN
size NOUN
(to) celebrate VERB
account NOUN
(to) account VERB
sight NOUN
blind ADJ
(to) warn VERB
(to) tie VERB
(to) bite VERB
heaven NOUN
train NOUN
(to) burn VERB
usual ADJ
grateful ADJ
(to) escape VERB
spirit NOUN
often ADV
simply ADV
cousin NOUN
necessary ADJ
bottle NOUN
(to) confuse VERB
sun NOUN
ship NOUN
(to) ship VERB
pack NOUN
empty ADJ
grand ADJ
(to) allow VERB
folk NOUN
bedroom NOUN
spot NOUN
south NOUN
neck NOUN
trick NOUN
nut NOUN
silly ADJ
(to) steal VERB
hardly ADV
(to) dare VERB
rid ADJ
(to) rid VERB
Jove WORK_OF_AR
Bates ORG
Bingo ORG
Rollo ORG
Tuppy NORP
Tuppy LANGUAGE
ls he NP
57,000 MONEY
Buzzer PRODUCT
Jeeves ORG
Jeeves PRODUCT
Quelle ORG
38 foot QUANTITY
Mr Todd NP
Pip pip NP
What ho NP
Wooster ORG
l smell NP
ln love NP
ln time ORG
one car NP
# Nobody NP
American NORP
Broadway FAC
Lordship ORG
Lordship PRODUCT
Pershore ORG
all that NP
all this NP
gas mark NP
Bollinger ORG
Good Lord NP
Mr Stoker NP
Norwegian NORP
Sing Sing NP
What kind NP
ln prison ORG
my baby # NP
old fruit NP
old thing NP
one thing NP
what time NP
Bell) lt's ORG
Blackwells ORG
Chirruping ORG
Eerie bird NP
Englishman NORP
First time NP
Good night NP
Great idea NP
Great pals NP
Most girls NP
Mr Glossop NP
Mr Wooster NP
a fair bit NP
a good boy NP
about time NP
car engine NP
de trouver ORG
four pence NP
hunt balls NP
more faith NP
old fizgig NP
poor folks NP
such pains NP
# (Barking) ORG
# Everybody NP
An old chum NP
Aunt Dahlia WORK_OF_AR
Long lsland NP
Now, Jeeves NP
Oh, do buck NP
Oh, nothing NP
Supper time NP
a fair size NP
a nice book NP
another one NP
brain fever NP
great chums NP
such a fool NP
the one car NP
young Motty NP
''Boy's Book NP
(Dog barking NP
Bell) Jeeves ORG
Ces jours-ci ORG
Good heavens NP
Good morning NP
Lady Malvern NP
Miss Glossop NP
a great city NP
a great time NP
a long story NP
a young girl NP
bended knees NP
five rashers NP
good spirits NP
my last hour NP
second floor NP
such a style NP
the top bunk NP
too much sun NP
what cooping NP
A violin case NP
Bloomingdales ORG
Lord Pershore NP
Museum of Art ORG
Often the way NP
Scarcely, sir NP
There, Jeeves NP
You gentlemen NP
a bigger fool NP
a dry Martini NP
a few friends NP
a wet weekend NP
afternoon tea NP
all the notes NP
just the sort NP
solid granite NP
the gas pedal NP
what measures NP
(# Lively jazz NP
(Elevator bell NP
(Nervous laugh NP
(Woman) Waiter NP
Also, the land NP
Chufnell Regis ORG
Just one thing NP
Now, this time NP
Oh, good grief NP
Peculiar scent NP
Quelle fromage NP
Stoker's house NP
The only woman NP
Whither Brazil NP
a fellow Drone NP
a great honour NP
a striking one NP
a striped suit NP
a tennis court NP
all the sights NP
ardent spirits NP
familial piety NP
food poisoning NP
my only chance NP
my window open NP
old man Stoker NP
scrambled eggs NP
the West coast NP
the best thing NP
the clever bit NP
the first time NP
the last thing NP
the new tenant NP
the next train NP
the ruminant l NP
the surest way NP
the wrong side NP
(# Raucous jazz NP
A swimming pool NP
Bell) lt's time NP
But not Honoria NP
Humming) Jeeves NP
Much Middlefold WORK_OF_AR
Scotch, l think ORG
The poor people NP
What size order NP
a dramatic form NP
a pleasant trip NP
a special model NP
a thousand cars NP
an eager desire NP
an early dinner NP
my American hat NP
one or two cars NP
such structures NP
the better deal NP
the fancy dress NP
the fatted calf NP
trick questions NP
(Bell) Good Lord NP
(Clearing throat NP
(Gasping) Jeeves NP
(Yapping) Jeeves NP
Manhattan lsland NP
Right-hand drive NP
Where do l sleep NP
a Spritz Polecat NP
another question NP
his own volition NP
ls Lord Pershore NP
lt's such a help NP
most automobiles NP
some more orders NP
that blasted dog NP
that white dress NP
the best motives NP
very good French NP
your Aunt Dahlia NP
A welcoming party NP
All my bally life NP
Excellent, Jeeves NP
Oscar's Delmonico ORG
a great injustice NP
my poor, dear boy NP
pretty high winds NP
prison conditions NP
the blasted alarm NP
the burglar alarm NP
the exercise yard NP
the genus Patella NP
the little fellow NP
the purser's list NP
the sole importer NP
# (Yapping) Jeeves ORG
(Jeeves) Apartment NP
An absolute corker NP
Shipboard romances NP
a Norwegian seaman NP
a refreshing sleep NP
a right-hand drive NP
at all a bad thing NP
earth's the matter NP
fourteen shillings NP
lt's such a relief NP
my production line NP
that Al Capone hat NP
the Bottled Waster NP
the Stokers' place NP
the ancestral home NP
the steering wheel NP
the technical side NP
Barmy, Oofy Prosser NP
Extraordinary thing NP
Mr Glossop's cheque NP
No sinister fellows NP
a disreputable past NP
a strict vegetarian NP
a useful right hook NP
all the usual crowd NP
any soft-shell crab NP
lt's Bertie Wooster NP
lt's the only thing NP
some dratted animal NP
that blasted cheque NP
the restricted size NP
the right-hand side NP
your dratted cheque NP
your first six cars NP
your peculiar scent NP
your steering wheel NP
43,450 imperial tons NP
Bertie's an old chum NP
C'est extraordinaire NP
Yes, but not my home NP
Your Ladyship's book NP
a perfectly good hat NP
disorderly behaviour NP
some toothsome filly NP
(Door opening) Mother NP
Mr Fotheringay Phipps NP
Not J Washburn Stoker NP
The gastropod mollusc NP
This blasted Pershore NP
Well, yes, but, Motty NP
an unfortunate attack NP
my family's good name NP
prospective customers NP
the 1 1 o'clock train NP
those trick questions NP
what a wonderful girl NP
The excrescence Wilmot NP
any conceivable danger NP
his well-spent boyhood NP
l'm not a dratted mole NP
that really great club NP
52,000 shaft horsepower NP
Qu'est-ce que c'est que ORG
such a magnificent ship NP
Buffy Bingham's birthday NP
His Lordship's movements NP
all these tall buildings NP
my little Spritz Polecat NP
my little country estate NP
our little business deal NP
the happy tablet academy ORG
His name's Lord Chuffnell NP
Lord Pershore's character NP
Only the customs officers NP
a very respectable centre NP
Well, likewise, old fizgig NP
a bourbon and branch water NP
those chromium pipe things NP
your ill-judged engagement NP
A most commendable attitude NP
his architectural expertise NP
lt's not Hildebrand's fault NP
this wonderful American car NP
Still, very respectable sort NP
your little business venture NP
(Gunshots and ricochets) Argh NP
Well, obviously, the more cars NP
''Boy's Book Of The Automobile'' WORK_OF_AR
fourteen shillings and four pence MONEY
some nice, quiet vegetarian place NP
un Anglais qui parle notre langue ORG
His gentleman's personal gentleman NP
a carnival or fancy-dress occasion NP
dear Wilmot's fine and pure spirit NP
Well, well, well, yourself, old fruit NP
(Whimpers) (Nervous whimper) (Burglar alarm NP
de trouver un Anglais qui parle notre langue NP
Prohibition EVENT
Drone ORG
Clearing ORG
Scotch ORG
French LANGUAGE