Brooklyn Nine-Nine S01E01 vocabulary: the 307 English words to know

635 different words in this film. Knowing the 1,000 most common English words covers about 72% of this film; the 3,000 most common, about 85%.

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Words worth learning
WordUses
tie 12
00:05:15the last captain didn't care if we wore ties.
solve 7
00:00:48I already solved the case.
ham 7
00:09:10a computer, a watch, and a Jamón lbérico ham,
robot 6
00:04:25Robot captain engage.
store 5
00:00:29So, the store was hit about two hours ago.
arrest 5
00:07:47She and Peralta have some big bet over who gets more arrests this year.
gay 5
00:05:40Does anyone get a little bit of a gay vibe?
file 4
00:15:52to lock his best detective in a file cabinet?
ticket 4
00:03:34"I want to buy two movie tickets"
speech 4
00:00:19I'm doing the best speech from Donnie Brasco.
brief 4
00:13:14Okay, I want to be briefed on any new developments.
rabbi 4
00:04:14I need my rabbi.
muffin 4
00:07:17Aw, man! My muffin!
gunk 4
00:02:35Maybe it was just old person gunk.
mmm 3
00:10:48Mmm-hmm? ...I won't have you suspended
action 3
00:11:09I'd bet on at least some over-the-clothes action.
steal 3
00:09:09Looks like the perp stole
super 3
00:02:27that she had something super gross on her chin.
uniform 3
00:21:47It's a uniform.
perp 3
00:08:33Okay. So the perp came in through the window, left the muddy red footprint,
partner 2
00:00:43I'd also like to apologize for my partner.
computer 2
00:09:10a computer, a watch, and a Jamón lbérico ham,
yep 2
00:05:09- That's a terrible robot voice. - Yep.
type 2
00:03:15She's got a type,
duty 2
00:09:49Door duty? It's a waste of time.
bunch 2
00:10:16There's a bunch of movie options.
waste 2
00:09:49Door duty? It's a waste of time.
necessary 2
00:04:41It's not necessary.
code 2
00:01:01His code name...
rule 2
00:04:20Following every rule in the Patrol Guide.
fantastic 2
00:09:38This is fantastic.
command 2
00:18:52why'd it take you so long to get your first command?
unit 2
00:17:37He was known to hang out at a storage unit near Boerum Park,
funeral 2
00:09:23They had it at my uncle's funeral.
expensive 2
00:13:25Yes. The perp left a really expensive TV,
bang 2
00:08:41Bang, bang. Great work, Detective.
unbelievable 2
00:21:06Unbelievable. Unbelievable!
highly 2
00:13:09Hmm. Four highly-trained detectives and not one of you can solve this simple mystery.
concert 2
00:03:03I wanna ask Rosa to go to the Rihanna concert with me,
neighbor 2
00:09:48See if the neighbors heard anything.
awkward 2
00:19:34Well, this is awkward.
weed 2
00:11:31Are you smelling that weed smell?
puzzle 2
00:07:58He likes putting away bad guys and he loves solving puzzles.
accurate 2
00:06:00Though to be fair, it was accurate.
pencil 2
00:04:16Sorry, dude. But this new guy's gonna be another washed-up pencil pusher,
importantly 2
00:05:19And more importantly, he cares that you follow his direct orders.
coroner 2
00:09:51Diaz and Boyle, check in with the coroner. Report back to me in an hour.
slam 2
00:16:36Slam!
vibe 2
00:05:40Does anyone get a little bit of a gay vibe?
secondly 2
00:09:01Secondly, your rabbi is a pain in my ass.
fuzzy 2
00:01:03Fuzzy Cuddle Bear.
muddy 2
00:08:33Okay. So the perp came in through the window, left the muddy red footprint,
assign 2
00:15:34Is he seriously assigning me to the records room?
footprint 2
00:08:33Okay. So the perp came in through the window, left the muddy red footprint,
stakeout 2
00:18:26Well, I for one am just pumped to be on a stakeout with you, Captain.
pusher 2
00:04:16Sorry, dude. But this new guy's gonna be another washed-up pencil pusher,
appropriately 2
00:13:06that you all dress appropriately?
flan 2
00:02:31I think it was flan.
opinionated 2
00:16:53because you're sort of opinionated.
manscaping 2
00:12:57First of all, I think you're kind of overdoing it with the manscaping.
morp 2
00:04:23Meep morp zeep!
turn out 2
00:17:26Turns out the name Ratko is made up.
wash up 2
impossible 1
00:08:51impossible to solve crimes unless you're wearing a tie.
apartment 1
00:12:14Wall Street Journal on the doormat, top floor apartment.
contact 1
00:09:32Better contact Captain Holt and let him know we got a ten-tie situation.
joke 1
00:04:48I think I said some joke about
cop 1
00:15:56That man has forgotten more about being a cop than you will ever know.
continue 1
00:14:32Or ignore me and continue shopping.
cash 1
00:18:24Must have used cash.
victim 1
00:14:14Come on. I'm always the victim. So...
search 1
00:03:33and search for the phrase,
suddenly 1
00:19:54and suddenly, they couldn't wait to show off the fact
knock 1
00:09:46Take Santiago and knock on doors.
fat 1
00:05:51Fatter, sir. They called me Terry Titties.
moon 1
00:01:28I haven't known the touch of a woman in many moons.
decide 1
00:02:16Earlier this morning, someone decided to shoot and kill
smoke 1
00:11:34'Cause a dude broke in, smoked weed, and bolted. It's...
notice 1
00:10:04I just happened to notice that
awesome 1
00:10:14Cool! Awesome.
guard 1
00:19:52But then the old guard died out,
begin 1
00:11:20Let the wasting of time begin.
surprised 1
00:19:02I'm surprised you didn't know.
department 1
00:06:18There was an incident in a department store.
earlier 1
00:02:16Earlier this morning, someone decided to shoot and kill
arm 1
00:00:49We're looking for three white males, one of whom has sleeve tats on both arms.
favorite 1
00:18:30You know what my favorite thing about stakeouts is?
lock 1
00:15:52to lock his best detective in a file cabinet?
weapon 1
00:22:06All right, Ratko, down. Drop the weapon.
memory 1
00:14:08Uh, maybe some role-play will jog your memory?
apparently 1
00:08:37and apparently had sex with the dish rack.
large 1
00:05:54Because I had large, uh...
lay 1
00:08:54Lay off the Captain.
hat 1
00:00:09The man in the white hat.
due 1
00:18:51With all due respect, sir,
apologize 1
00:00:43I'd also like to apologize for my partner.
hearing 1
00:09:58He's got like, super hearing.
practice 1
00:10:43Number one, you let me use your office to practice my dance moves.
copy 1
00:06:45Copy that.
breathe 1
00:00:04I can't breathe anymore.
coach 1
00:21:57and now you're the coach
incredible 1
00:18:49I mean, that's incredible.
character 1
00:16:58You're a bad judge of character and your shirt looks like vomit.
concerned 1
00:04:19who's only concerned with
chair 1
00:04:00Fire extinguisher roller chair derby.
condition 1
00:10:40I will tell you on six conditions.
recognize 1
00:13:44Okay. You recognize this guy?
shirt 1
00:16:58You're a bad judge of character and your shirt looks like vomit.
opinion 1
00:16:57Okay, here's an opinion for you.
soldier 1
00:20:02I was a good soldier.
male 1
00:00:49We're looking for three white males, one of whom has sleeve tats on both arms.
dumb 1
00:15:51Will you please tell the Captain how dumb it is
noise 1
00:18:41It's like a white noise machine.
brilliant 1
00:07:08He's a grinder. Not the most brilliant detective,
focus 1
00:02:41How about we focus on the murder,
desk 1
00:08:46You took it from my desk.
interview 1
00:02:24During her interview, I deduced using expert detective work,
kinda 1
00:06:13Ever since, I kinda got scared of getting hurt.
fan 1
00:02:13Yeah. Good news for all you murder fans.
introduce 1
00:02:53He'll want to introduce himself.
add 1
00:01:59I hate this. And you're just gonna wanna add one.
access 1
00:00:39I'd like a list of all your employees who ever had access to the store.
fancy 1
00:13:23What about this fancy ham stuff? Jamón lbérico?
dig 1
00:17:28But I was digging through these files,
chest 1
00:12:37Two gunshots, shoulder and chest.
owner 1
00:14:19Oh, I'm Henry Morgenthau, owner of delicious and expensive hams.
murderer 1
00:16:23"Murderers we let go."
familiar 1
00:14:06Does that sound familiar?
delicious 1
00:14:19Oh, I'm Henry Morgenthau, owner of delicious and expensive hams.
scary 1
00:06:52and really scary.
role 1
00:14:08Uh, maybe some role-play will jog your memory?
affair 1
00:19:59but they put me in a public affairs unit.
mystery 1
00:13:09Hmm. Four highly-trained detectives and not one of you can solve this simple mystery.
crack 1
00:01:47Yes, I did crack the case.
shopping 1
00:14:32Or ignore me and continue shopping.
neighborhood 1
00:12:47All right. Hit the pawnshops and canvas the neighborhood.
spell 1
00:11:52Can you spell that, please?
value 1
00:09:14valued at... What? $6,000.
ear 1
00:10:36often have their ear to the ground.
literally 1
00:17:30one of which I literally found in a spider web,
edge 1
00:06:16Lost my edge.
boom 1
00:22:02Boom! Nailed it.
refuse 1
00:13:01why do you refuse to take my orders seriously?
mostly 1
00:00:31They took mostly tablets, laptops, and cameras.
silent 1
00:12:00Yes. The "Clay" is silent.
internet 1
00:03:31Oh, yeah. Just go on the Internet
cleaning 1
00:02:22Body was found by the cleaning lady.
expert 1
00:02:24During her interview, I deduced using expert detective work,
direct 1
00:05:19And more importantly, he cares that you follow his direct orders.
cure 1
00:09:19Jamón lbérico is an amazing cured ham from Spain.

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