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The Office Season 6 Episodes 10 English Vocabulary List

The Office S6E10

Murder

This page features a comprehensive vocabulary list for "The Office Season 6 Episode 10," titled "Murder," where the Dunder Mifflin staff engages in a thrilling game of mystery. With a total of 200 words, the vocabulary list is designed for learners at a dominant CEFR level of B2, including 83 words at this level, making it perfect for enhancing your English skills. Here, you can explore a rich array of words tailored for reading passages, engage in AI speaking practice to improve your pronunciation, and deepen your understanding of the episode's context. Whether you are a B1 learner looking to advance or a C1 user wanting to refine your skills, this resource is an invaluable tool for anyone interested in expanding their English vocabulary through engaging content.

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200 words
A2
16
B1
65
B2
83
C1
31
C2
5
a big hit B1 +
a tie between B1 +
absorb the blow B2 +
accent A2 +
alibi B2 +
asked out B1 +
aw shucks B2 +
baby carrots A2 +
based on B1 +
beat me to it B2 +
big account B2 +
big picture B2 +
boudoir C2 +
brain chunks C1 +
break-up B1 +
broken nose B1 +
calm down A2 +
candid B2 +
catch you on the flippity-flip C1 +
cause for concern B2 +
character cards B1 +
choke me B1 +
come at me B1 +
come at you B1 +
comfortable with B1 +
concrete news B2 +
conference room it up C2 +
congregated B2 +
conjecture C1 +
contraption C1 +
crime scene B1 +
crossbows B1 +
cuts off B1 +
dalliance C2 +
debutante C1 +
declare B2 +
declaring bankruptcy B2 +
defend against B1 +
designing woman C1 +
differentiation C1 +
distract B1 +
distraction B1 +
divin' into B2 +
divorce B1 +
double agent B2 +
dumbass C1 +
elbow to the gut B1 +
element of surprise B2 +
ends up B1 +
endure B2 +
evenly matched B2 +
excited about A2 +
exposed to B2 +
familiar B1 +
figure out B1 +
figure this out B1 +
figured out B1 +
follow along B1 +
for real B1 +
forrest gump B2 +
frankly B2 +
get my head around B2 +
get out of debt B1 +
get the upper hand B2 +
get this B1 +
get updates B1 +
give and take B2 +
go down for B2 +
go wrong B1 +
going under B2 +
good point A2 +
good to know A2 +
got me through B1 +
gotta run A2 +
grasp wrist B1 +
greenbacks C1 +
groin punch B1 +
hang on just a second B1 +
hardest i have worked B1 +
have me mistaken B2 +
hilarious B2 +
hold on A2 +
hold them off B2 +
i do declare B2 +
insolvent C1 +
intrigue B2 +
juicy B2 +
june bug B2 +
keep after it B1 +
keys A2 +
kicked in the head by a horse B2 +
killed B2 +
leapt out of my chest C1 +
less appealing B2 +
let go A2 +
listen up A2 +
listening in B2 +
losin' it B2 +
magnate C1 +
make out B2 +
making you look like such a fool B2 +
martial arts B1 +
misdirection C1 +
molasses B2 +
monkey see, monkey do B2 +
murder B1 +
murderer B1 +
my little heart can barely take it no more C1 +
mystery dinner party B2 +
no-account scoundrel C1 +
not for long A2 +
of all days B2 +
on the docket C1 +
oogled C1 +
out of money B1 +
out of order B2 +
overheard B2 +
owe me one B1 +
panhandle B2 +
panned out B2 +
part of the game B2 +
passes on to his great reward C1 +
pay your respects B2 +
penchant C1 +
pick your battles B2 +
pitch B2 +
playboy B2 +
playing games B1 +
poison B1 +
poopin' B1 +
pose this to you B2 +
prop box B1 +
pulled my pants down B1 +
puns B2 +
purse A2 +
put down B1 +
re-creation B2 +
re-open this case B2 +
reckon B2 +
relatable way B2 +
remiss C1 +
restructuring B2 +
returning your call B1 +
revealed himself B2 +
ridiculous B1 +
romp in the hay C2 +
rowing B1 +
rumors B1 +
runnin' low on B1 +
running plastic tubes B2 +
sales targets B2 +
sandwich platters A2 +
saucy B2 +
savannah B1 +
seat-save infinity C2 +
settle in B2 +
shout-out B2 +
shut up A2 +
skedaddled C1 +
skip forward B1 +
slack off B2 +
snapped B2 +
socialite C1 +
sounds like a plan B1 +
speaking of B1 +
spillin' out of your mouth B2 +
spoon B2 +
spy on B1 +
stand-up comedy B1 +
startled B2 +
stay tuned B1 +
stop all payments B2 +
stressful situations B1 +
stuck in character B2 +
stuck on a lifeboat B2 +
swamps B1 +
swedish chef B2 +
take matters into his own paws C1 +
take on the situation B2 +
terrible idea A2 +
threesome C1 +
throat punch B1 +
throw up B1 +
turn this into a political thing C1 +
unionize C1 +
unprecedented B2 +
up to your imagination B2 +
vapors C1 +
vasectomy C1 +
vendors B1 +
vivacious C1 +
warm body B2 +
weaponry B2 +
what can i do you for C1 +
what in the world B1 +
witch doctor B2 +
with all due respect B2 +
with half a brain C1 +
worthy opponent B2 +
yankee accent B2 +

In "Murder," the tenth episode of Season 6 of "The Office," the staff of Dunder Mifflin becomes involved in a game of mystery and suspense. When the office learns that someone has been "murdered," they decide to play a murder mystery game to figure out who the "killer" is. The main characters, including Michael Scott, Jim Halpert, and Pam Beesly, get caught up in the excitement and drama of the game, leading to hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected twists. Meanwhile, Dwight Schrute takes the game very seriously, believing it is a real crime to solve, which adds to the tension in the office. As the episode unfolds, the characters react in different ways to the mystery. Some are enthusiastic and try to play along, while others are skeptical and just want to get back to work. The interactions between the characters create humorous conflicts, especially as Dwight's over-the-top detective work clashes with Jim's laid-back attitude. Key moments include unexpected accusations and surprising alliances as everyone tries to uncover the truth. The combination of the murder mystery and the characters’ unique personalities leads to a fun and entertaining episode that keeps viewers guessing, making it a memorable part of the series.

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