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Episode-08

  • transgression
    • But she knew the transgressions of her past were nothing compared with the sin she was about to commit.
    • n. the act of breaking a rule, law, or moral standard
  • D.U.I.
    • driving under the influence
  • conspicuous
    • Not since my own suicide had violence intruded upon the serenity of life on Wisteria Lane, in such a conspicuous fashion.
    • adj. easy to notice; clearly visible, often in a way that attracts attention.
  • solvent
    • Lynette brought the broom, Susan brought the trash bags, and Bree brought the industrial strength solvent.
    • n. a liquid that dissolves other substances
    • adj. having enough money to pay all debts
  • debauchery
    • I can put up with your debauchery and your food theft, but I will not tolerate spying.
    • n. excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures; immoral or wild behaviour.
  • babbling brook
    • a small stream that makes a soft, gentle murmuring sound as the water flows over stones.
  • judiciously
    • Promise me you're gonna use it judiciously.
    • adv. in a wise, careful, and sensible way; with good judgment.
  • enormity
    • We need to show Andrew the enormity of what he's done.
    • n. the great seriousness and shock of something morally wrong

Episode-09

  • seldom
    • Gabrielle soon discovered when it came to the latest fashions, women are seldom charitable.
    • adv. not often; rarely.
  • treachery
    • She understood that treachery never goes out of style.
    • n. the act of betraying someone who trusts you; betrayal.
  • compassion
    • And sometimes the only way to ward off the darkness is to shine the light of compassion.
    • n. a strong feeling of sympathy and sadness for the suffering of others, and a wish to help them.

Episode-10

  • villain
    • Every morality play has its cast of characters. There is always an innocent victim, a deceitful villain.
    • n. a bad person in a story, film or play; someone who harms others or breaks rules.
  • fornicate
    • Daddy's gonna fornicate for us!
    • v. to have sexual intercourse between people who are not married to each other.
  • impounding
    • The government's impounding it. Here's your receipt.
    • n. to take and keep something officially, usually by legal authority.
  • brazen
    • You know you are pretty brazen for a woman who just admitted, however tacitly, that she just slept with my husband.
    • n. shameless and bold; done openly without any embarrassment or fear of punishment.
  • eviscerate
    • I am gonna go out and find the most vindictive lawyer I can find, and together we are going to eviscerate you.
    • v. to remove the internal organs of a person or animal

Episode-11

  • disparage

    • Within five minutes Mrs. Huber managed to disparage what Edie was wearing.
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  • recuperate

    • He's gotta have a place to recuperate.
    • v. to recover health and strength after illness or injury
  • embolism

    • I'm sorry to disappoint you, Andew but my plan is to have an embolism and to die young.
    • n. the blockage of a blood vessel by an embolus (such as a blood clot, air bubble or fat globule)
  • grudge

    • You wanna say how long I can hold a grudge?
    • n. a persistent feeling of resentment toward someone for a past wrong
  • extortionist

    • You're only here because your children are master extortionists.
    • n. a person who gets money or favors from others by threats or force
  • aaa

    • Please don't mistake my anal retentiveness for actual affection.
    • n. the ability to remember and retain information; the quality of keeping or holding something
  • abduction

    • People fake their own abductions all the time.
    • n. the act of taking someone away by force or deception; kidnappings
  • boutique

    • We like to hit the boutiques together.
    • n. a small shop that sells fashionable clothes, gifts or specialized goods

    Episode-12

  • haute couture

    • Carlos, this is not like New York where I made thousands of dollars a day modeling haute couture.
    • n. high-end custom fashion, handmade to fit individual clients; the exclusive craft of designing and making these luxury garments (from French, literally “high sewing”)
  • lieu

    • Oh, in lieu of a memorial service, I'll be holding an estate sale day after tomorrow.
    • n. place; used mainly in the phrase "in lieu of", meaning instead of
  • grovel

    • That's why you're going to grovel at her feet and beg forgiveness.
    • v. to behave with excessive humility or fear, begging or apologising in a humiliating way; to crawl on the ground
  • perky

    • I'm still the outsider that doesn't get invited to the cool parties, and you're still the perky cheerleader.
    • adj. cheerful, lively and full of energy; standing upright and firm

    Episode-13

  • chaperone

    • Please. Why also do you want to chaperone the dance?
    • n. an adult who accompanies and supervises young people at an event
  • condone

    • And that worries me because if you can find it in you to condone something like that, then what's going to happen when you've been on the road for 40 years?
    • v. to accept or allow behaviour that is wrong
  • ruckus

    • I'm sorry about the ruckus I caused.
    • n. a noisy disturbance or commotion

Episode-14

  • pretentious
    • Ooh, that place is so pretentious.
    • adj. trying to appear more important, intelligent or cultured than you really are
  • implode
    • If she doesn't get a new nanny soon, she's gonna implode.
    • v. to collapse inward violently
  • perfunctory
    • There'll be a lot of forced smiles and perfunctory love-making.
    • adj. done with minimal effort, without real care or interest
  • dementia
    • Maybe it's my dementia, but I still haven't found my purple wall clock.
    • n. a serious mental disorder caused by brain disease or injury, marked by memory loss, confusion and impaired reasoning

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Episode-16

  • delousing
    • These flyers detail all the important information, concerning the situation, including the recommended delousing combs.
    • v. the act of removing lice, fleas or other small parasites from a person, animal or place
  • ridicule
    • To identify the child who initiated the outbreak might result in him or her being subjected to ridicule.
    • n. unkind mocking or scornful laughter

Episode-17

  • recidivism

    • The barracks are a little bit bleak but that recidivism rate is to die for.
    • n. the tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend or commit another crime after being released.
  • veneer

    • Maybe this one. Wood veneer.
    • n. a thin decorative layer covering a surface, usually of wood
  • crypt

    • A crypt? You bought your mother a crypt?!
    • n. an underground room or vault beneath a church, used as a burial chamber.
  • litigation

    • Provided you and your husband waive any future right to litigation, of course.
    • n. the process of taking legal action; a lawsuit.

    Episode-18

  • impeccable

    • I feel so blessed to be getting sage advice from an impeccable mother like you.
    • adj. without any faults or mistakes; perfect
  • alimony

    • You didn't want to marry Morty so he doesn't have to pay you alimony.
    • n. money that a court orders one spouse to pay to the other after a divorce or separation

    Episode-19

    • perverted
    • It's no wonder you're perverted. Look who your parents are.
    • adj. showing sexual thoughts or behaviour that are considered abnormal and unacceptable; also meaning twisted from its original purpose
  • capper

    • The perfect capper to the perfect evening.
    • n. something that finishes or tops off an event, story, etc. (often the final, striking part)
  • umbilical

    • The umbilical cord wrapped around your neck and you stopped breathing.
    • n. relating to the navel or the umbilical cord

Episode-20

  • nectar
    • It's the time when flowers start to bloom, when butterflies emerge from their cocoons.
    • n. the sweet liquid inside flowers that bees and hummingbirds collect to make honey
  • bonsai
    • I happen to have extra tickets to a bonsai exposition in Mount Pleasant Friday night.
    • n. an artificially dwarfed ornamental tree or shrub grown and shaped in a small pot
  • paranoia
    • You're just so convinced that I'm gonna be unfaithful, it makes me sick, the distrust, the paranoia...
    • n. an irrational, persistent fear or suspicion that other people intend to harm you

Episode-21

  • hazmat
    • Do you want me to wear a hazmat suit?
    • n. substances that are dangerous to health, property or the environment, such as toxic chemicals, radioactive waste or flammable agents.
  • manicured
    • The hot woman that you work with every day with her manicured nails and her designer outfits.
    • adj. (of hands/nails) shaped, cleaned and neatly trimmed

Episode-22

  • lascivious
    • Her sudden appearance was always sure to generate a few appreciative glances, a few lascivious looks, and some downright ogling.
    • adj. showing or feeling strong sexual desire in an offensive or inappropriate way
  • hoboes
    • Like famine or disease or hoboes.
    • n. people who travel from place to place looking for casual work, usually with no permanent home; itinerant migrant workers (often distinct from a tramp or bum)
  • strollers
    • Babe, you want to go online and check out strollers?
    • n. (American English) a small wheeled carriage for pushing a baby or young child (British English: pushchair)

Episode-23

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