Brooklyn Nine-Nine S3E4 English Vocabulary

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S3E4

The Oolong Slayer

This page features a comprehensive English vocabulary list derived from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 3 Episode 4," titled "The Oolong Slayer," where the precinct tackles a baffling case involving a dead tea enthusiast. With a total of 222 words, the vocabulary list predominantly caters to learners at the B2 CEFR level, offering an effective mix of language skills to enhance your understanding and usage. Here, you can explore the vocabulary in context, practice reading passages, and even engage in AI speaking practice to reinforce your learning. Whether you're aiming to expand your vocabulary or improve your conversational skills, this resource is designed to help you achieve your language goals.

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222 words

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12-step programs B2

a-do-do C1

abnormal psych class B2

all on your own B1

antioxidants B2

B and E B2

B and Es C1

b-day bash B2

back up B2

beat that ginkgo out of your hands C1

bet going B1

blow my friend's mind B2

breakthrough B2

cacao nib B2

calling card B2

calm down B1

can't even fake it B2

case closed B1

caught a serial killer B2

cheer me up B1

chipper B2

chits and/or chats C1

classing up C1

coming straight to you B1

comment on B1

complete control B1

condolences B2

confirm my hunch B2

cool-ass C1

copy that B1

creep B1

crime scenes B1

dating A2

debrief B2

demeaning C1

depressed B2

disobey orders B2

diversion B2

dope B2

dope alley C1

dream came true B1

drivel C1

drop the weapon B2

dunker C1

epic B2

every bit of B1

evil genius B2

fair trade B2

felonies B2

fiber B1

figure of speech B2

figured it out B1

figured out B1

foreplay B2

fork-tongued lizard witch C1

freaking B1

friended B2

fundraiser B2

get the hell out B2

get to the point B1

ginkgo C1

give the case to B1

got hooked on B2

got some stuff to work through B2

got stuck B1

greasy spoon B2

had my back B2

had something else in mind B2

hang out B1

hard work pays off B2

Holy crap B2

hot plate of justice C1

hot wife B2

how dare you B1

If I recall correctly B2

in custody B2

in earnest B2

in secret B1

incredible B1

insane B1

insubordinate C1

interrupt B1

interrupted B1

intrigue B2

IRL B2

jerk boss B2

juicy B2

juvie angle C1

keeping an eye on B1

knock it off B2

lay off B1

leading contender B2

listen up B1

living the dream B2

look our failings in the eye C1

look pretty bad for you B2

loud and clear B1

lunatic B2

make a proper entrance B2

making one up B1

male gaze C1

maniac B2

maniacal C1

mannequin B1

mark the day B1

mess up B1

misdemeanors B2

MO B2

nibby C2

night shift B1

nightmares factory C2

no take backs B1

non-threatening B2

objectified C1

obsessed with B2

off the nibs C1

on bed rest B2

on purpose B1

on the loose B2

on the warpath C1

one last chance B1

only get one shot B2

oolong time C2

open-and-shut case B2

ordered rye B1

organic B1

out-the worsts C2

overlook B2

overstep C1

overtime privileges B2

paid off B2

pan out B2

passed hors d'oeuvres C1

pattern of criminality C1

pay attention A2

pay your bill B1

pepper sprayed B2

perp B2

pick up the crib B1

pick you up A2

plopping down B2

port B2

prank on himself B2

preadolescent trauma C1

preamble C1

pretty easily B1

propose a toast B1

psycho B2

punch myself in the face B2

put him away for good B2

put my mind to B2

real special B1

record B1

reinstate you C1

responsible agricultural practices C1

resting heart rate B2

sank in B2

screw this B2

screw up B2

screwing up B1

seems like a stretch B2

serial killer B1

set up B1

shame B2

showed up B1

shriveled husk C1

side with B1

signature cocktails B2

sink me B2

skraight-up skedaddle C1

slayer C1

slow down B1

sluggers C1

snacks B1

so-called B2

sober B1

spooked B2

stopped him from shooting B2

stopping by B1

straight-up B2

straight-up brilliant B2

stress eating B2

stressed out B1

stressful B1

struck B2

stunt B2

sucks tremendously B2

super sonar hearing B2

suspended B2

take sole credit B2

take your word for it B2

taking my gun for a walk C2

talking raisin B2

task force B2

task forces B2

tea party B1

tearaway pants B2

throw me a party B1

thumb drive B1

too much on your plate B2

torso B2

torturing B2

tough guy B1

traced B2

tracking B1

tricking B1

troubling B2

turd monkeys C1

turned up nothing B2

unbelievable B1

vapid C1

victims B1

volunteer off time B2

waking up A2

waste of time A2

well into B1

who raised you B2

wieners B1

will not fly B2

withhold that information B2

work the case B2

You're going to jail for oolong time C1

In "The Oolong Slayer," the members of the 99th precinct are dealing with a peculiar case involving a mysterious tea enthusiast who has been found dead. The team, led by Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago, is eager to solve the case quickly. They suspect that the victim's love for tea might be linked to his murder. Meanwhile, Captain Raymond Holt is preparing for an important visit from a high-ranking official in the police department, which adds more pressure to the precinct. As the investigation unfolds, the team must balance their work on the case with the preparations for the official visit, leading to some comical situations.

As the detectives dig deeper into the tea-loving victim's life, they encounter various suspects, including rival tea shop owners and enthusiastic tea drinkers. Each suspect reveals more about the complex world of tea culture, which adds humor and intrigue to the investigation. Meanwhile, Captain Holt's efforts to impress the official are continuously disrupted by the chaos of the ongoing case. The episode is filled with humorous moments as the characters navigate their personal quirks and professional challenges. In the end, the detectives manage to solve the case, while Holt learns to adapt his leadership style to handle unexpected situations, showcasing the unique blend of comedy and teamwork that makes "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" so enjoyable.