The Big Bang Theory Season 1 Episode 11, when Sheldon falls ill, Leonard, Howard, and Raj go missing in action, leaving a hesitant Penny to handle the situation.

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Vocabulary List for The Big Bang Theory Season 1 Episode 11 Part 1

Here are explanations for more intermediate and advanced vocabulary from the script:

1. Humbling: Making someone feel less proud or important; causing someone to realize their limitations.
2. Contagious: Capable of spreading from person to person.
3. Pathogen: A microorganism that causes disease.
4. Antibodies: Proteins produced by the immune system to help fight infections.
5. Germaphobe: A person who is excessively afraid of germs and takes precautions to avoid them.
6. Comatose: In a state of deep unconsciousness.
7. Exponentially: Increasing rapidly by a fixed proportion in each unit of time.
8. Sputum: Mucus and saliva coughed up from the respiratory tract.
9. Ionized plasma: A state of matter consisting of charged particles.
10. Centrifuge: A machine that separates components of a mixture based on density using rapid rotation.
11. Marathon: A long and continuous activity or event.
12. Cognitive abilities: Mental capacities such as thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving.

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Vocabulary List for The Big Bang Theory Season 1 Episode 11 Part 2

CEFR Level: B1 and above

1. febrile (adjective) : relating to or characterized by fever.
2. delirium (noun) : a state of mental confusion and excitement, often accompanied by hallucinations, restlessness, and incoherent speech.
3. croutons (noun) : small pieces of toasted or fried bread, often used as a topping for soup or salads.
4. tortilla (noun) : a thin, flatbread made from corn or wheat flour, commonly used in Mexican cuisine.
5. paranoid (adjective) : characterized by extreme distrust or suspicion of others, often to an irrational degree.
6. nest (noun) : a place or environment that provides a sense of security or comfort, often used metaphorically.
7. breach (noun) : a gap or opening, often referring to a violation or failure in security.
8. jeopardy (noun) : danger or risk of harm, loss, or injury.
9. blitzkrieg (noun) : a rapid and intense military campaign, often involving surprise attacks and overwhelming force.
10. intestine (noun) : the long, tubular organ in the body that helps digest food and absorb nutrients.
11. Czechoslovakia (noun) : a former country in central Europe that existed from 1918 to 1993.

Note: This list provides explanations for potentially unfamiliar vocabulary words found in the provided script.

Vocabulary List for The Big Bang Theory Season 1 Episode 11 Part 3

CEFR B1 and above potentially unknown vocabulary:

1. enema (noun) : a medical procedure involving the injection of liquid into the rectum to cleanse or administer medication.
2. cuisine (noun) : a style or method of cooking, often associated with a particular region or culture.
3. sponge bath (noun) : a method of cleaning the body using a moistened sponge or cloth instead of a shower or bath.
4. hyper-neurotic (adjective) : an intensified state of neurotic behavior, characterized by excessive anxiety and emotional instability.
5. Lasik (noun) : a surgical procedure used to correct vision problems, often involving the use of a laser to reshape the cornea.
6. VapoRub (noun) : a brand name for a topical ointment used for relieving congestion and coughing.
7. sub-sonic (adjective) : referring to a speed or frequency below the threshold of human hearing.
8. impact sensor (noun) : a device that detects and measures the force of impact or collision.
9. geography (noun) : the study of the physical features and characteristics of the Earth’s surface and its various regions.
10. Deploy (verb): To set up or put into operation, especially in a planned and organized manner.
11. Rat bastard (idiomatic expression): A derogatory slang term used to insult or criticize someone in a harsh manner.
12. Deliberately (adverb): Intentionally or on purpose, with full awareness and intention.
13. Congested (adjective): Blocked or obstructed, often referring to nasal passages being blocked due to illness.
14. Tupperware (noun): A brand name for a type of plastic container with airtight lids, commonly used for storing food.