Beauty and the Beast (1991) vocabulary: the 672 English words to know

1091 different words in this film. Knowing the 1,000 most common English words covers about 73% of this film; the 3,000 most common, about 85%.

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Words worth learning
WordUses
guest 20
00:35:29She is not a prisoner. She's our guest.
castle 18
00:00:48a young prince lived in a shining castle.
beast 15
00:01:41into a hideous beast
spell 10
00:01:43and placed a powerful spell on the castle
rise 8
00:01:05and offered him a single rose
wing 6
00:23:52except the west wing.
rhyme 6
01:00:14Song as old as rhyme
village 5
00:02:59Little town, it's a quiet village
west 5
00:23:52except the west wing.
prince 5
00:00:48a young prince lived in a shining castle.
serve 5
00:19:43Serve him tea.
wood 5
00:12:59Poor fellow, must have lost his way in the woods.
warn 5
00:01:18but she warned him not to be deceived by appearances
steady 5
00:11:38Steady, steady.
let out 5
00:21:23Please let him out.
shh 4
00:13:19Shh!
spot 4
00:14:40How would you like a nice spot of tea, sir?
east 4
00:52:53Half of you to the east wing.
monster 4
00:33:46but a monster.
invite 4
00:19:41Just had to invite him to stay, didn't we?
cupboard 4
00:34:27Come on, Chip, into the cupboard with your brothers and sisters.
enchanted 4
00:01:58The rose she had offered was truly an enchanted rose
provincial 4
00:03:32To this poor provincial town...
match 3
00:26:14In a wrestling match, nobody bites like Gaston
foot 3
00:17:05and my little wife, massaging my feet
fit 3
00:07:04She doesn't quite fit in
indeed 3
00:38:30Yes, indeed, we aim to please
favorite 3
00:04:28Well, it's my favorite... far-off places
neck 3
00:35:37it will be our necks.
beauty 3
00:01:22for beauty is found within
beg 3
00:13:55I-I beg your pardon.
rose 3
00:01:05and offered him a single rose
fellow 3
00:09:22He's a handsome fellow.
prepared 3
00:36:49But the banquet's all prepared
chair 3
00:14:21Not the master's chair.
handsome 3
00:06:35He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute
gentleman 3
00:15:12The gentleman was lost in the woods.
harm 3
00:15:45Please, I meant no harm!
bread 3
00:03:26The same old bread and rolls to sell
odd 3
00:05:32I'm afraid she's rather odd
mirror 3
00:01:53with a magic mirror as his only window
egg 3
00:04:06I need six eggs
dust 3
00:37:37Needing so much more than dusting
prisoner 3
00:21:33He's my prisoner.
gorgeous 3
00:06:14I said, "She's gorgeous," and I fell
gentle 3
00:31:35But be gentle.
temper 3
00:31:40You must control your temper!
peculiar 3
00:04:42That girl is so peculiar
monstrous 3
00:01:48Ashamed of his monstrous form
get up 3
01:08:23I knew it was foolish to get our hopes up.
sake 2
00:37:54Sakes alive, well, I'll be blessed
huge 2
00:27:47Huge!
glass 2
00:35:23Glass of water, crust of bread, and then...
grab 2
01:07:47Grab your sword, grab your bow
magic 2
00:01:53with a magic mirror as his only window
escape 2
01:04:07Did you... how did you escape?
smile 2
00:31:27give her a dashing, debonair smile.
lock 2
00:27:28He's got her locked in the dungeon.
interest 2
00:40:36Absolutely nothing of interest at all
raise 2
01:07:26Raise your torch, mount your horse
warm 2
00:14:09Come, warm yourself by the fire.
deserve 2
00:06:07and don't I deserve the best?
knife 2
00:06:44I'll get the knife
devil 2
00:20:18Irresponsible, devil-may-care, waxy-eared, slack-jawed...
somehow 2
00:47:31I'll find that castle, and somehow
pardon 2
00:06:39-Bonjour -Pardon -Good day -Mais oui
horrible 2
00:27:39A horrible, monstrous beast.
trick 2
00:29:46Want to see me do a trick?
truly 2
00:01:58The rose she had offered was truly an enchanted rose
mountain 2
00:41:07Mountains of books!
finding 2
00:59:58Finding you can change
comfortable 2
00:22:58a more comfortable room.
ugly 2
00:27:47With a long ugly snout?
sword 2
00:04:30daring sword fights
alarm 2
00:51:24New and a bit alarming
spare 2
00:22:31No, please spare my daughter.
cheese 2
00:06:43-Ten yards -Some cheese -'Scuse me -One pound
exciting 2
00:49:48Isn't this exciting?
barely 2
00:59:00Barely even friends
goodness 2
00:39:18My goodness, look at the time.
romantic 2
00:52:31spontaneous, romantic atmosphere known to man or beast.
tall 2
00:06:35He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute
borrow 2
00:04:16I've come to return the book I borrowed.
learning 2
01:00:00Learning you were wrong
sharp 2
00:27:50And sharp, cruel fangs?
library 2
00:41:00the-the-the-the library, perhaps.
dozen 2
00:26:44I ate four dozen eggs
servant 2
00:24:04my servants will attend you.
ease 2
00:38:28With your meal, with your ease
prayer 2
00:54:18It's my prayer to be human again
reveal 2
00:01:29to reveal a beautiful enchantress.
bend 2
00:59:03Then somebody bends
appearance 2
00:01:11Repulsed by her haggard appearance
mount 2
01:06:22till his head is mounted on my wall.
hip 2
00:26:02Give 12 "hip-hips!"
gently 2
00:32:32Gently, gently.
splendid 2
00:13:38Splendid, just peachy. Ah!
drawer 2
00:30:15Oh, let's see what I got in my drawers.
impress 2
00:31:33Impress her with your rapier wit.
stare 2
00:15:39What are you staring at?!
dining 2
00:35:57as the dining room proudly presents...
bold 2
00:57:44You must be bold, daring.
forbid 2
00:23:54It's forbidden!
mademoiselle 2
00:07:00A most peculiar mademoiselle
brass 2
00:54:46I'll get down to brass tacks and relax!
household 2
00:34:55I am Cogs worth, head of the household.
harmless 2
00:28:55Plans to persecute harmless crackpots like Gaston
lunatic 2
00:46:54Everyone knows her father's a lunatic.
spark 2
00:48:40Something that sparks her interest.
asylum 2
00:46:33I don't usually leave the asylum in the middle of the night
frighten 2
00:31:32But don't frighten the poor girl.
lump 2
00:25:01Even when taking your lumps
dismiss 2
00:01:24and when he dismissed her again
wit 2
00:26:32Matches wits like Gaston
daring 2
00:04:30daring sword fights
glance 2
00:36:33Take a glance and then
fang 2
00:27:50And sharp, cruel fangs?
mist 2
01:06:46Through the mist, through the woods
dungeon 2
00:27:28He's got her locked in the dungeon.
napkin 2
00:36:09Tie your napkin 'round your neck, cherie
paw 2
00:51:11And when we touched, she didn't shudder at my paw
unexpectedly 2
00:59:05Unexpectedly
inventor 2
00:08:48And become a world-famous inventor.
rave 2
00:46:57raving about a beast in a castle.
bygones 2
01:18:39Shall we let bygones be bygones?
culinary 2
00:34:39A culinary masterpiece gone to waste.
dreamy 2
00:04:48With a dreamy, far-off look
candlelight 2
00:57:53romantic candlelight...
petal 2
00:02:09and earn her love in return by the time the last petal fell
baroque 2
00:40:10of the late neoclassic baroque period.
back up 2
00:11:32Back up, back up, back up!
clean up 2
00:33:17and start cleaning up.
come out 2
00:16:15And you, Lefou... now, when Belle and I come out that door...
get out 2
00:21:07I have to get you out of there.
look out 2
00:11:23Oh, look out!
put down 2
00:04:18Oh, I couldn't put it down.
impossible 1
00:29:33This is impossible.
besides 1
00:53:12Besides, they must fall in love
cute 1
00:06:29Monsieur Gaston, oh, he's so cute
joke 1
00:36:55We tell jokes, I do tricks
wine 1
slow 1
00:27:34Slow down, Maurice.
push 1
00:55:57We will push, we will shove
gift 1
00:01:13the prince sneered at the gift and turned the old woman away
bear 1
00:24:40Why, it's more than I can bear.
beer 1
00:24:42More beer?
seconds 1
00:52:26We have exactly 12 hours, 36 minutes and 15 seconds
suddenly 1
00:37:31Suddenly, those good old days are gone
usually 1
00:46:33I don't usually leave the asylum in the middle of the night
rid 1
01:07:21We'll rid the village of this beast.

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