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Friends Season 6 Episodes 9 English Vocabulary List

Friends S6E9

The One Where Ross Got High

This page provides an extensive Friends Season 6 Episode 9 English Vocabulary List, featuring a total of 188 words primarily aimed at B1 level learners. In "The One Where Ross Got High," the gang navigates the humorous chaos of Thanksgiving, making it a perfect context for enhancing your English vocabulary. Here, you can explore the vocabulary list, engage with a reading passage related to the episode, and practice speaking using AI tools to reinforce your learning. With a CEFR breakdown showing 53% of the words at the B1 level and a well-rounded selection covering A2 to C2 levels, this resource is designed to elevate your English skills effectively.

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188 words
A1
3
A2
47
B1
77
B2
41
C1
17
C2
3
a big deal B1 +
a hundred degrees B2 +
a lot A1 +
a reflection on C1 +
a sec A2 +
act like A2 +
acting class A2 +
actually B1 +
all gone A2 +
all high B2 +
all right A2 +
aloof C1 +
alot of information B1 +
ate B1 +
attractive B1 +
back together B1 +
balcony A2 +
bananas A2 +
bathroom A2 +
beautiful A2 +
becuz A2 +
bedroom A1 +
beef A2 +
beef-custard thing B1 +
betraying B2 +
blame B1 +
blamed it on me B2 +
borrow A2 +
brave B1 +
burning B1 +
by the way B1 +
can’t have A2 +
care what they think B1 +
charming B1 +
come over A2 +
coming on to C1 +
condensed milk B1 +
consolation C1 +
cream-colored B1 +
custard B2 +
dandruff C1 +
dating B1 +
desert A2 +
dessert A2 +
dial B1 +
distract B1 +
divorced B1 +
done B1 +
dream-cheated C2 +
dreamt B1 +
drugs B1 +
drunken B2 +
Dude B2 +
dunno B1 +
eat B1 +
eggplant A2 +
end up B2 +
fall in love B1 +
fix this B1 +
for a living B2 +
For real? B1 +
friends forever A2 +
from scratch B2 +
give thanks B2 +
gonna A2 +
good A1 +
got A2 +
got fired B1 +
got high B2 +
got it A2 +
got tricked into B2 +
gotta A2 +
gotten stoned B2 +
growing up B1 +
have faith in B2 +
headliner C2 +
hot B1 +
hunk C1 +
Hurricane Gloria C1 +
hurry up A2 +
in case B1 +
introduce to B1 +
is beyond me C1 +
jam A2 +
joke around B2 +
jumped out B1 +
just kiddin' B1 +
kicked his ass C2 +
kidding A2 +
killin' B1 +
kinda figured B2 +
ladyfingers C1 +
laugh and point B2 +
layers B1 +
leave him alone A2 +
left B1 +
let alone C1 +
little thing B1 +
live together B1 +
living together B1 +
looks like A2 +
looks nice A2 +
make fun of B1 +
making out B2 +
marijuana B2 +
married A2 +
mess up B1 +
messed up B1 +
mincemeat pie C1 +
mine B1 +
moved in B1 +
nap A2 +
none left B1 +
nope A2 +
onions A2 +
ours A2 +
out of nowhere B2 +
peas A2 +
pick your teeth B1 +
Playstation B1 +
popped into my head B2 +
porch swing B2 +
pretending B1 +
put your feet up B1 +
raspberries B1 +
romantic A2 +
rough B1 +
rubbing B1 +
Rum B1 +
rushing B1 +
sarcastic B2 +
sauteed B2 +
screw it up B2 +
selfish B1 +
serve A2 +
Shepherd’s Pie C1 +
should’ve told B1 +
shuttin’ up B2 +
smelled it A2 +
smells great A2 +
smoked pot B2 +
smoking pot B2 +
sneak a taste B2 +
snowing A2 +
so good that B2 +
sophomore year B1 +
sounds great B1 +
Spring break A2 +
start all over B1 +
still B1 +
stoned C1 +
stop by B1 +
strong hands B1 +
stuck by him C1 +
stuck together B1 +
take off B1 +
taken on B2 +
taste A2 +
tastes like feet B2 +
tattletale B2 +
technical question B2 +
tell ‘em B1 +
Thanksgiving B1 +
Thanksgiving dinner B1 +
Thanksgivingy C1 +
there is no way B1 +
tight A2 +
traditional B1 +
Trifle C1 +
truffle C1 +
trust B1 +
turns out B2 +
underwear A2 +
up with B1 +
uptown B2 +
Vomiting stories B2 +
walk around B1 +
walked in A2 +
weird B1 +
What’s not to like? B1 +
whilst B2 +
whipped cream B1 +
whippin' B2 +
will ya A2 +
win over B2 +
wonderful A2 +
y’know B1 +
Ya gotta A2 +

In this episode of Friends, the gang prepares for Thanksgiving with a series of comical events. Janine invites Joey and Ross to join her and her dancer friends after a family dinner at Monica's apartment. However, the evening gets complicated when Ross's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geller, come over. During the dinner, Chandler learns that they dislike him because they believe he uses drugs. This misunderstanding stems from Ross’s earlier lie, where he claimed Chandler was smoking pot to cover up his own guilt about a past mistake. As Monica tries to navigate the situation, she reveals the truth, leading to unexpected and humorous revelations among the group.

As the dinner unfolds, each character faces their own challenges. Rachel attempts to impress everyone with her English Trifle, but she accidentally mixes the recipe with a Shepherd's Pie, creating a bizarre dessert that leaves everyone confused. Meanwhile, Phoebe begins to dream about Mr. Geller, which changes her perception of him, but her feelings take a turn after another dream surprises her. The episode is filled with laughter and misunderstandings as the characters confront their pasts and the truths about their relationships. By the end, the Thanksgiving dinner becomes a memorable event, full of unexpected twists and heartfelt moments that highlight the importance of friendship and honesty.

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