apprise
to tell someone something, especially official information
Episode vocabulary
Bridgerton S1E2: English vocabulary
Season 1, Episode 2Drama
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abuzz
full of a buzzing sound or lively excitement
slumming
to live or travel in much poorer or rougher conditions than you are used to
banns
public announcements made in church before a marriage
portend
to be a sign that something, especially something bad, is likely to happen
straggle
to move or fall behind others, especially in a group
dignify
to make someone or something seem more important, serious, or worthy of respect
unimpeachable
too good to doubt or criticize; completely trustworthy or above blame
scullery
a small room next to a kitchen where dishes are washed and stored
tidbit
a small but interesting piece of information
deservedly
in a way that is deserved or justified
hysteric
a person who is very emotional or reacts in an exaggerated way
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soiree
a small evening social gathering
missive
a letter, especially an official or formal one
bungle
to do something badly or carelessly, so it fails or goes wrong
pianoforte
an old word for a piano
basset
a breed of dog with short legs and long ears
wench
a girl or young woman, especially in old-fashioned or informal use
kipper
a herring that has been split open, salted, and dried or smoked
bumble
to move or act in a clumsy, awkward, or confused way
displease
to make someone feel unhappy or annoyed
unseemly
not polite or proper in a way that may offend people
forceps
a surgical tool with two arms used for holding or gripping things
dignitary
a person who is important because of a high rank or official position