Moira Rose's Vocabulary - Schitt's Creek (Seasons 2 & 3)
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2020
- Season 2 is when Moira started to discover her arcane lexicon, and it really took off in season 3! I scoured every scene featuring Moira and picked out the words I thought we'd all enjoy hearing her say some of these wacky words again, and a brief definition in case the context clues weren't enough. Most, if not all, of the definitions have been shortened for time and readability.
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Moira's oral fluency and articulatory finesse is truly an enviable accomplishment of the highest order! Kudos to her imaginative engine of verbal finery!
Show off…. Lol I love it
and to the scriptwriters ! But Catherine O'Hara's delivery is astounding and effortless -
I love how nobody questions it
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why would you question the correct use of the English language???
Round of applause for the writers for Moira they must be nose deep in thesauruses
Catherine O'Hara is a goddamned national treasure!
Ikr
Agreed!
Only national?
Genius. She's always been one of the most hilarious and versatile women in acting.
Lucky Canada!
please continue with these, i cant get enough of moira's flourished with articulacy vocabulary, i've been trying to emulate it with limited success
Well, perhaps focus less on putting strings of fancy-sounding words together. Moira's use of words is not prolix but terse and accurate.
You’ve done great thus far :)
@@Xerkun How do you know they were just ''putting strings of fancy-sounding words together''? Wild guess on your part, perhaps...
@@RenRen007 Okay you have no idea of knowing that.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 ew don’t talk to me.
Alexis, David, and Johnny are actually really smart to understand all of the fancy vocabulary that Moira spews
Most of these are everyday parlance.
Nice
Even my Bébé knows these words.
Totally read that in Moira’s voice.
I agree. I think part of the appeal of it is the context in which she uses the words and to whom she's speaking. Her daughter is quite clearly a bit hollow headed so when she uses words with more than two syllables it confuses her daughter.
YASSSS! Hahaa omg this is the best, I love reliving Moira’s iconic vocabulary 😂 you so talented Brad!!!
Lauren Lipman talent attracts talent. That’s a quote, right? Or a thing? ❤️😘
the way this is genuinely educational
These videos are so great! I was wanting a list of Moira's vocabulary words, but having them in context is even better! Please do every season!
A walking and talking SAT test vocab! Dude I totally would get a high score after watching this show! Yo High school juniors........STUDY THIS!...lol
So she came up with the wigs , accent, the words herself.. fucking genius.. I'm going to write them all down and look them all up, unless someone already has? Are they made up? 😂😂😂 she and Daniel are comic gold!
Uhm... Are you THAT ignorant? She did NOT make up words, those are existing REAL words. WTF, English is not my first language, and I know most of them, even found a mistake. Beyond cringe showing off your illiteracy...
What I love so much about Moira's lexicon is that all of the unique vocabulary is used correctly 😍
Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy. Just classic as it gets!
When she slipped into that accent, and said "penury" and " homeless" I laughed so hard I missed the next 2 mins of video and had to start over! I never saw these episodes. I was new to Schitt's Creek until this year. I will have to watch from the beginning!! Great cast, great writing!
I love this. Will play it over and over and over, etc., again and again and again, etc. Thank you for your hard work.
Kudos to you again! You have transcended your prior work with aplomb!
Every word is FANTASMAGORIC. Amazing actress and a joy to listen to. :)
**phantasmagoric. Greek word basis - phantasm
Moira needs her own show
this is amazing!! cant wait for the sequel
Okay but we need a video for every season 😆
Uh oh... ensnare not ensare. But otherwise fun!
From this video, the only word I hadn't heard was "lothario". Awesome word.
its extra hilarious to me that most times, other characters just understand everything
Does this count as studying towards your GRE Verbal Assessment?
Omg I love this I laughed so hard😂😂😂 GJ👏👏👏👏👏
Waiting for the next seasons!!
“Well I had a 50/50 chance there” - my dad and I died when she said that
Lmao one of my favorite scenes. She could've asked when it was and then said she couldn't make it 🤣
A J So true I can’t 😂😂 she’s the best
She’s amazing, even though you can never be absolutely sure of what she’s saying on the Creek.
If you know English, you are.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 sometimes tou need a thesaurus to understand Moira.
Funny AND educational!
3:26 Ensare..."what you did was impulsive, capricious an melodramatic.... but it was also wrong..." It's supposed to be Ensnare
I will admit, that was my blunder! I worked on making these graphics at like 3am after I got done working on the Ellen show, so I was half asleep. Yikes!!! I can't believe I didn't catch that one. There's no spell check in after effects, especially when I'm using third party scripts to design animated type.
@@BradLow Graphics are awesome and I just couldn't resist using Moira against you lol
interestingly everyone around her understood her just fine.
😂😂😂This was PERFECT!!😂😂😂
This is so educational.
Thank you for posting I really like her challenging vocabulary. As a fan of the show do you know if the Stevie character is an orphan?
Wow. I didn't even notice there were these many good vocabulary
More please!
Good for SAT or GRE vocab practice
BAILIWICK... OMG
Lol! My fav!
I love her
Well, I'm not sure if these words are just that uncommon/strange or If my vocabulary is just that bad but I only knew 3 of these.
Ok.... I'm def upgrading my vocb to mira
I'm not an English speaker and watch the show with English subtitles, and I have to keep switching between English and my native language subtitle most of the time she's speaking since her use of vocabularies is unique 😂
Yet all words she's using are real, and not all of them are so exquisite as this video says. Some of them are just...normal.
Nice Job
These videos are great because not only is the character amazing but I have a D&D character who speaks with unnecessary large vocabulary and...like I just copy Moira haha
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What a nerd, my D&D character from the 80's talked like a barbarian with limited vernacular.
is the character's name Bingo Lingfucker by any chance?
Ennui. Bailiwick. Amazing! 🙌🏾
I should have watched this before my language exam. A lot of the unfamiliar words in that exam appeared here
Did some of the other videos get removed?
Is this collection of everyday vernacular and vocabulary aimed at the American Market as those of us east of the Hudson do not require explanation of the articulated speech by our esteemed moira Rose x
So, this is how you are supposed to sound like on your TOEFL tests.
Only if I leaned anything like that in school 😀 she's a running dictionary ❤️
What schools do you have? I learnt English in school and university, not my first language, yet I know most of those words.
Niggling omg lol
I am an Indian and I'd love to see a conversation between her and Shashi Tharoor some day before I die.
Hey I was thinking the same while watching this show
That would be really funny to watch.
@@sreedaum2283 Yes funny and interesting!
Yayyyy😆😍
Where's the other seasons ?
I love Catherine so much and I want to be Moira
What puzzles me is that Americans find these examples of erudite vocabulary extraordinary. Admittedly they are not common parlance but they are known; Britons prefer single word expressions of meaning to connoted allegory, simile & metaphor.
I call this GRE prep
do the other reasons please!
Taap taap taaap
Bébè
*ensnare
3:26 the spelling should be ensnare not snsare!
Am I the only one who has never heard most of these words??
I'm sorry, it's ensnare, not ensare.
The background music blows
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"arcane lexicon".. ?? Any educated Englishman would recognise and use probably 95% of those words in day to day conversation. I fear for the current state of the English language and the current butchery it is undergoing.
It’s cute that you’re able to make this video but you don’t know how to use the possessive or identify what’s plural.
Ensnare is spelled wrong. @BradLow