In The Godfather (1972), Don Vito Corleone, head of a mafia family, decides to hand over his empire to his youngest son Michael. However, his decision unintentionally puts the lives of his loved ones in grave danger.

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Vocabulary List for Part 1

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script of “The Godfather (1972),” along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Fortune: A person’s wealth or possessions.
2. Fashion: The prevailing style or custom, especially in clothing and appearance.
3. Dishonour: To bring shame or disgrace to someone.
4. Boyfriend: A romantic partner or significant other.
5. Whiskey: A type of alcoholic beverage, typically made from fermented grain mash.
6. Advantage: A favorable or beneficial circumstance or position.
7. Resist: To withstand or oppose something.
8. Shattered: Broken into pieces.
9. Weep: To cry or shed tears, typically due to sadness.
10. Protest: To express strong objection or disapproval.
11. Suspended: Temporarily stopped or interrupted.
12. Bastard: A derogatory term for a person born to unmarried parents.
13. Frank: Open and honest in speech or expression.
14. Paradise: A place or state of perfect happiness or bliss.
15. Counsellor: A person who provides advice or guidance, often in a professional capacity.

Please note that this list includes words that may not be considered strictly intermediate or advanced in level, but they are selected based on their relevance to the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for The Godfather (1972) Part 2

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Loyalty: Faithfulness and devotion to a person, group, or cause.
2. Bridal: Related to a bride or a wedding ceremony.
3. Masculine: Having qualities traditionally associated with men, such as strength and assertiveness.
4. Pledge: A solemn promise or commitment.
5. Valued: Esteemed or highly regarded.
6. Apologized: Offered an apology or expressed regret for something.
7. Judges: Officials who preside over legal proceedings and make decisions based on the law.
8. Godson: A male godchild, someone for whom a person acts as a sponsor in a religious context.
9. Career: A person’s progress or course of action in their occupation or profession.
10. Contract: A legally binding agreement between two or more parties.
11. Release: To set free or let go.
12. Certified: Officially recognized or verified.
13. Nonsense: Foolish or meaningless talk or behavior.
14. Ridiculous: Deserving or inviting ridicule or mockery.
15. Finocchio: A derogatory term, often used to refer to a homosexual man.
16. Cries: Sheds tears or expresses sorrow through weeping.
17. Nonsense: Foolish or meaningless talk or behavior.
18. Real man: A colloquial expression suggesting traditional masculinity, often associated with strength and responsibility.
19. Family business: Referring to the illegal or secretive activities of a criminal organization.
20. Settle: Resolve or conclude a matter.
21. Muscle: To use force or coercion to achieve a goal.
22. Union problems: Issues related to labor unions and workers’ rights.
23. Greaseballs: A derogatory term, often used to insult people of Italian descent.
24. Kraut-Mick: Derogatory terms referring to people of German and Irish descent.
25. Hustler: Someone who engages in shady or deceptive activities.
26. Special practice: A unique or specific area of expertise.
27. Client: A person who seeks legal or professional advice or services.
28. Admire: Regard with respect or approval.
29. Decorate: To adorn or embellish.
30. Czars: Referring to the emperors of Russia, particularly during the Russian Empire.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for Part 3

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Protégé: A person who is guided and supported by someone more experienced or influential.
2. Frank: Open and honest in speech or expression.
3. Hard-hearted: Lacking compassion or sympathy.
4. Dollars and cents: Financial matters or calculations.
5. Nonsense: Foolish or meaningless talk or behavior.
6. Frank: Open and honest in speech or expression.
7. Narcotics: Drugs that relieve pain and induce sleep, often used illegally.
8. Poppy: A plant from which opium and its derivatives, such as heroin, are obtained.
9. Heroin: A highly addictive illegal drug derived from morphine.
10. Cash: Physical currency or money in the form of coins or banknotes.
11. Union: An organized association of workers formed to protect their rights and interests.
12. Gambling: Betting or wagering on games of chance or skill.
13. Political power: Influence and control over government and its decisions.
14. Generosity: The quality of being kind and willing to give or share.
15. Saluto: An Italian expression that can be roughly translated to “I salute you” or “I greet you.”
16. Sentimental: Driven by emotions or affection rather than rational thinking.
17. Conflict: A state of disagreement or opposition.
18. Spoil: To treat someone with excessive kindness or indulgence.
19. Dangerous: Involving a risk of harm or injury.
20. Soft: Lacking in toughness or resilience.
21. Nonsense: Foolish or meaningless talk or behavior.
22. Fingernails: The hard covering at the tips of fingers and toes.
23. Sentimental: Driven by emotions or affection rather than rational thinking.
24. Reynolds pen: A reference to a brand of pens.
25. Sick: Ill or unwell.
26. Business: Commercial or financial dealings.
27. Christmas: A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
28. Buon Natale: Italian for “Merry Christmas.”
29. Caro: Italian for “dear” or “beloved.”
30. Andiamo: Italian for “let’s go.”

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for The Godfather (1972) Part 4

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Consigliere: An advisor or counselor, typically to a leader or organization.
2. Proposition: A formal offer or plan presented for consideration.
3. Temper: A person’s state of mind, especially in terms of anger or irritability.
4. Caporegime: A high-ranking member of a criminal organization who supervises a group of lower-ranking members.
5. Bloodshed: The act of shedding blood, typically referring to violence or conflict.
6. Political contacts: Relationships or connections with individuals in the political sphere.
7. Political influence: The ability to affect or shape political decisions and outcomes.
8. Sell out: To betray or compromise one’s principles or loyalty.
9. Broad: A slang term for a woman.
10. Consigliere: An advisor or counselor, typically to a leader or organization.
11. Cannoli: An Italian pastry dessert typically filled with sweet ricotta cheese.
12. Mattresses: In this context, it refers to beds used during a period of hiding or war.
13. Running wild: Acting recklessly or impulsively without restraint.
14. Go to mattresses: A mafia slang term meaning to prepare for war or conflict.
15. West Side: Referring to a specific area or district in a city.
16. Hit New York: To engage in violent or criminal activities in the city of New York.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for Part 5

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Exterminate: To destroy completely or eliminate, often used in a more extreme sense than “kill.”
2. Proposition: A formal offer or plan presented for consideration.
3. Leash: A strap or cord attached to the collar or harness of a pet to restrain or control its movements.
4. Interfere: To get involved or intervene in a situation where one’s involvement is not desired or needed.
5. Panic: A sudden and overwhelming feeling of fear or anxiety that can lead to irrational behavior.
6. Hoods: A derogatory term for criminals or gangsters.
7. War hero: A person who has shown exceptional courage and valor during wartime.
8. License: Permission or authorization granted by a competent authority to engage in a particular activity, such as carrying firearms.
9. Fortify: To strengthen or reinforce something, often in a defensive manner.
10. Proposition: A proposal or offer, especially in a business or negotiation context.
11. Invulnerable: Incapable of being harmed, damaged, or attacked.
12. Outcasts: Individuals or groups who are rejected or ostracized by society or a particular community.
13. Political protection: Influence and support provided by political connections or relationships.
14. Run for cover: To seek protection or safety, often in response to a threat or danger.
15. McCluskey: The name of a character in the script, a police captain involved with the antagonist.
16. Ostracized: Excluded or shunned by a group or society, often as a form of punishment or social rejection.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for The Godfather (1972) Part 6

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Proposition: A formal offer or plan presented for consideration.
2. Frisk: To search someone for concealed weapons or other prohibited items.
3. Hothead: A person who is impulsive, quick to anger, or prone to act without thinking.
4. Aggravation: Annoyance or irritation caused by a situation or person.
5. Truce: A temporary cessation of hostilities or fighting, often negotiated during a conflict.
6. Grouchy: Irritable or in a bad mood, often characterized by a lack of patience.
7. Veal: Meat from a young calf, typically known for its tenderness.
8. Negotiator: A person who engages in discussions and agreements to resolve conflicts or reach compromises.
9. Cessation: The act of stopping or discontinuing something, often used in the context of conflicts or hostilities.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for Part 7

Here are some potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather:

1. Frisked: To search someone for concealed weapons or illegal items by lightly patting their body.
2. Cracked down: To take strict measures or strong action to suppress or control something.
3. Bad blood: A state of hostility or animosity between people or groups.
4. Rackets: Illegal or dishonest activities, often referring to organized crime operations.
5. Loosening up: Becoming less strict or relaxed, allowing for more freedom or flexibility.
6. Consigliere: An advisor or counselor, typically used to refer to a high-ranking advisor in the Mafia or similar criminal organizations.
7. Stalemate: A situation in which no progress can be made or no decision can be reached because both sides are equally strong or equally matched.
8. Policy banks: Illegal gambling operations that take bets on numbers. It refers to the practice of running a lottery-style game where people bet on a series of numbers.
9. Thunderbolt: A sudden and powerful event or experience that has a profound impact on someone.
10. Vendettas: Prolonged and bitter feuds or conflicts between families or individuals, often involving acts of revenge.
11. Virtuous: Morally upright, having high moral standards and behaving in a morally good way.
12. Offended: To cause someone to feel hurt, upset, or annoyed by something said or done.
13. Supervision: The act of overseeing or watching over someone or something to ensure they are following rules or being taken care of properly.
14. Orphan: A child whose parents are both dead.
15. Spic: A derogatory term used to demean and insult people of Hispanic or Latino descent.
16. Slob: A derogatory term used to describe someone who is considered lazy, untidy, or lacking in manners.
17. Taking in action: Accepting bets from gamblers.
18. Filthy mouth: Someone who uses vulgar or offensive language frequently.
19. Guinea: A derogatory term used to insult people of Italian heritage.

Please note that these explanations are provided based on the context of the script and may not cover all possible meanings or nuances of the words.

Vocabulary List for The Godfather (1972) Part 8

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Vendetta: A prolonged and bitter feud or rivalry marked by a desire for revenge.
2. Modest: Having or showing a moderate or humble estimate of one’s abilities or importance.
3. Quits: Even or level in score or position, especially after settling a debt or dispute.
4. Accommodation: A compromise or agreement reached in a negotiation or dispute.
5. Infamia: An Italian term meaning disgrace or infamy.
6. Draw: In this context, it refers to making use of a resource or benefit.
7. Communists: Advocates or members of the political ideology of communism.
8. Assurances: Promises or guarantees of a particular outcome or behavior.
9. Traffic: To engage in the buying and selling of goods, often illegally, in this case, referring to drug trafficking.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for Part 9

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Superstitious: Having beliefs or practices that are based on the irrational belief in supernatural influences.
2. Infamia: An Italian term meaning disgrace or infamy.
3. Middlemen: Individuals or entities that act as intermediaries in business transactions.
4. Vendetta: A prolonged and bitter feud or rivalry marked by a desire for revenge.
5. Naive: Lacking experience or sophistication, often leading to being overly trusting or innocent.
6. Consigliere: An adviser or counselor, especially in a criminal organization like the Mafia.
7. Chisel: To cheat or deceive someone, typically by obtaining something valuable dishonestly.
8. Handcuffs: Metal restraints typically used by law enforcement to restrain a person’s wrists.
9. Blessing: Approval, support, or permission granted by someone in authority.
10. Loyalty: Faithfulness and devotion to a person, group, or cause.
11. Reflection: In this context, it refers to an indicator or representation of something.
12. Wartime: Relating to a period during a war.
13. Clean up: To improve one’s appearance or situation.
14. Consigliere: An adviser or counselor, especially in a criminal organization like the Mafia.
15. Rest in peace: An expression used to wish peace and tranquility to a deceased person.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for The Godfather (1972) Part 10

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Gambler: A person who plays games of chance, especially for money.
2. Contract: A formal agreement between two or more parties, often with specific terms and conditions.
3. Bankrolled: To provide the financial support or funding for a venture or enterprise.
4. Straighten out: To resolve or fix a problem or situation.
5. Skimming: Illegally taking money from the profits of a business without proper accounting.
6. Consigliere: An adviser or counselor, especially in a criminal organization like the Mafia.
7. Semi-retired: Partially retired, meaning a person is still working but to a lesser extent than before.
8. Godfather: A person who sponsors or serves as a mentor or protector, especially in criminal organizations.
9. Assassinated: To be killed intentionally, often for political or criminal reasons.
10. Careless: Lacking attention to detail, often resulting in mistakes or oversights.
11. Pezzo da novanta: An Italian phrase that roughly translates to “big shot” or someone important.
12. Trait
13. Mentor: A trusted adviser or guide who provides guidance, advice, and support to someone less experienced.
14. Territory: An area or region under the control or jurisdiction of a particular group or individual.
15. Baptism: A religious ceremony involving the immersion in or sprinkling of water, often symbolizing purification or initiation.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.

Vocabulary List for Part 11

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from The Godfather, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Renounce: To formally declare one’s abandonment or rejection of something, often a belief or allegiance.
2. Pomps: Extravagant displays or ceremonies, often associated with grandeur or ostentation.
3. Baptized: To perform a religious ceremony involving the immersion in or sprinkling of water, symbolizing initiation or purification.
4. Farce: A comic or absurd situation or event, often exaggerated and humorous in nature.
5. Godfather: A person who sponsors or serves as a mentor or protector, especially in religious contexts.
6. Punishment: A penalty or consequence imposed for wrongdoing or an offense.
7. Approached: To come near or closer to someone or something.
8. Insults: Words or actions that offend or belittle someone, often causing anger or hurt feelings.
9. Hysterical: In a state of extreme emotional distress, often leading to uncontrollable laughter or tears.
10. Affairs: Matters or activities, often referring to one’s personal or business dealings.
11. Grandeur: Impressiveness or splendor, often associated with greatness or magnificence.
12. Ostentation: Excessive display of wealth, knowledge, or skill to impress or attract attention.
13. Initiation: The process of being formally accepted or admitted into a group or organization.
14. Rejection: The act of refusing or declining something, often due to a lack of acceptance or suitability.
15. Allegiance: Loyalty or devotion to a particular person, group, or cause.

Please note that some of these words may have context-specific meanings, and their interpretations can vary depending on the context of the script.