The Sopranos — Season 6 Episode 9
Words & meanings
626 words
a polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
In scenea polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
Excuse me, where is the station?
Excuse me, where is the station?
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
Excuse me could you say that again
Excuse me could you say that again
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
Excuse me can you help me
Excuse me can you help me
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
Excuse me I did not see you
Excuse me I did not see you
a vulgar word used to express strong emotion
In scenea vulgar word used to express strong emotion
fuck I missed the bus
fuck I missed the bus
to have sexual intercourse
to have sexual intercourse
they decided to fuck
they decided to fuck
meat from a pig
In scenemeat from a pig
I do not eat pork
I do not eat pork
to have sexual intercourse with someone
to have sexual intercourse with someone
He bragged that he had porked her
He bragged that he had porked her
to have sexual intercourse with someone
to have sexual intercourse with someone
They porked all night
They porked all night
used to say something positive despite a problem
In sceneused to say something positive despite a problem
At least it is not raining
At least it is not raining
to be required or expected to do something
to be required or expected to do something
You could at least say sorry
You could at least say sorry
not less than; at the very least
not less than; at the very least
I need at least ten dollars
I need at least ten dollars
to a small degree
to a small degree
It is at least warm here
It is at least warm here
not laughing or playing around
In scenenot laughing or playing around
Are you serious?
Are you serious?
causing harm or risk
causing harm or risk
He had a serious accident
He had a serious accident
needing careful thought or action
needing careful thought or action
This is a serious problem
This is a serious problem
great in amount or degree
great in amount or degree
It is a serious problem
It is a serious problem
very firm or severe
In scenevery firm or severe
The company has stringent rules about safety
The company has stringent rules about safety
used to say that a list continues in the same way
In sceneused to say that a list continues in the same way
We need bread milk et cetera
We need bread milk et cetera
to reach a place
In sceneto reach a place
Come over to my place later
Come over to my place later
to experience a sudden physical or emotional state
In sceneto experience a sudden physical or emotional state
I came over faint in the heat
I came over faint in the heat
to give a particular impression to others
to give a particular impression to others
She comes over as a very kind person
She comes over as a very kind person
to visit someone at their home
to visit someone at their home
Please come over to my house tonight
Please come over to my house tonight
to give someone a job
In sceneto give someone a job
They want to hire a new manager
They want to hire a new manager
to pay money to use something for a time
In sceneto pay money to use something for a time
We decided to hire a car for our holiday
We decided to hire a car for our holiday
a person who has been given a job
a person who has been given a job
They welcomed the new hire
They welcomed the new hire
to give someone a job
to give someone a job
We need to hire more staff
We need to hire more staff
a king or queen and their family
In scenea king or queen and their family
The crown traveled to the city
The crown traveled to the city
to officially make someone a king or queen
to officially make someone a king or queen
They will crown the new queen tomorrow
They will crown the new queen tomorrow
a circular ornament worn on the head by a king or queen
a circular ornament worn on the head by a king or queen
The king wears a golden crown
The king wears a golden crown
a name of a road or street
a name of a road or street
We live on Crown Street
We live on Crown Street
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