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The Big Bang Theory Season 3 Episodes 16 English Vocabulary List

The Big Bang Theory S3E16

The Excelsior Acquisition

This page offers a comprehensive English vocabulary list for "The Big Bang Theory Season 3 Episode 16," titled "The Excelsior Acquisition," where the characters confront challenges that test their friendships and interests, particularly revolving around Sheldon's excitement for a rare comic book. With a total of 162 words, this vocabulary list caters predominantly to the B1 CEFR level, making it ideal for learners looking to enhance their language skills. Here, you can explore the vocabulary breakdown, which includes 12 A2 words (7%), 64 B1 words (40%), 61 B2 words (38%), 20 C1 words (12%), and 5 C2 words (3%). In addition to the vocabulary list, you can engage with reading passages and practice your speaking skills with AI tools to further solidify your understanding of the episode's context and language.

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162 words
A2
12
B1
64
B2
61
C1
20
C2
5
action-packed B1 +
ain't B1 +
apologize for B1 +
appearing in pro se C2 +
autograph B1 +
autographed B1 +
betrayal B2 +
betrayed B2 +
blasting from B2 +
borders on B2 +
call on B1 +
call your attention to B2 +
called it B2 +
can't believe it A2 +
carrying me out on your shoulders B2 +
cash it B1 +
catch in your throat B2 +
cheese off C1 +
close up B2 +
come but once in a lifetime C1 +
compliments B1 +
confront my accuser B2 +
contagious skin disease B2 +
criminal record B2 +
darn tooting B2 +
dicey-looking C1 +
dislocated shoulder B2 +
do me a favor B1 +
do not yet possess B2 +
doing him a favor B1 +
don't trust A2 +
dramatic entrance music B2 +
dumb-ass B2 +
eidetic memory C1 +
ended up B1 +
extorting C1 +
eyewitness B1 +
fanboys C1 +
feeding me legal precedents C1 +
find you in contempt C1 +
first appearance B1 +
fixed in my memory B2 +
forced to issue B2 +
forsaken C1 +
found guilty B2 +
free will B2 +
get stood up B2 +
give me a hint B1 +
give me the finger B2 +
go with B1 +
gonna A2 +
goofy B1 +
Gotta go A2 +
guess who B1 +
guilty B1 +
had a tough time B1 +
had nothing to do with B1 +
hang out B1 +
have my day in court B2 +
have no idea B1 +
head out B1 +
hearing B2 +
heroic B2 +
heroic act B2 +
hide it A2 +
hoi polloi C1 +
How'd it go B1 +
huge fan B1 +
improperly instructed B2 +
in distress B2 +
in the wrong order B1 +
interested in A2 +
interested in the facts B1 +
justice will be done B2 +
keep that stuff A2 +
kind of have to B1 +
knock yourself out B2 +
lack of respect for society B2 +
lead the charge C1 +
learner's permit B1 +
legal doctrine C1 +
let it go B1 +
license plates B1 +
look great A2 +
look who thinks he's B2 +
loose cannon C1 +
lose control B1 +
make a deal B1 +
make it quick B1 +
make it up to him B2 +
mark your Google calendars B1 +
miss A2 +
missed out on B2 +
not much of a B1 +
not that big a deal B2 +
nothing worse than B1 +
opening statement B2 +
paper cut A2 +
pay attention to B1 +
pay the cashier A2 +
pay the fine B1 +
paycheck B1 +
pissed him off B2 +
plead my case B2 +
points on a driver's license B2 +
points on my license B2 +
preparing my defense B2 +
preside over C1 +
privilege B1 +
put it in the bank B1 +
put on your Juicy pants C1 +
raise a Sixth Amendment issue C2 +
ran a red light B1 +
refused to urinate B1 +
rehearse B1 +
reimburse B2 +
remember your circumcision C1 +
repeated letters B1 +
representing himself B2 +
rescuing B1 +
restraining order B2 +
rests on three legs C1 +
rise up B1 +
sad to say B1 +
sarcasm B2 +
scanning his face B2 +
scrawled across B2 +
sequel B1 +
set me apart from B2 +
signing autographs B1 +
snide C1 +
spend the entire afternoon B1 +
spend the night B1 +
stainless-steel bowl B1 +
standing by my side B2 +
sum up B1 +
summons B2 +
taken the liberty of C1 +
teardrop rolls down my cheek B2 +
that which is necessary is legal C2 +
the moving finger writes C2 +
thousands of A2 +
throw you in jail B2 +
to be feared B2 +
to wit C2 +
took us out for gelato B2 +
top desk drawer B1 +
traffic camera B1 +
traffic violation B2 +
turn of phrase B2 +
turn your shirt off B1 +
unbelievable B1 +
undeserved apology B2 +
uninvited B2 +
unopened B1 +
vernacular C1 +
went to law school B1 +
What the hell? B2 +
wishing well B1 +
worst of all B1 +
wound up B2 +
write you a check B1 +

In "The Excelsior Acquisition," the characters of "The Big Bang Theory" face new challenges that test their friendships and interests. Sheldon is excited about acquiring a rare comic book called "Excelsior." His obsession with the comic book leads him to take drastic steps to ensure he gets it. Meanwhile, Leonard is dealing with his own issues as he tries to navigate his relationship with Penny, who is still trying to understand the world of comic books and the importance they hold for Leonard and his friends. Howard and Raj also have their own subplot, as they attempt to support Sheldon while dealing with their own comedic mishaps. This episode revolves around the balance of friendship, love, and nerd culture, creating a fun and engaging atmosphere for viewers.

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