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The Odd Couple (2015) - S01E06 Heal Thyself
1.7s
I believe the technical term is "whack job."
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Superstore (2015) - S04E12 Blizzard
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but I believe the technical term is snowy AF.
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Sanford and Son (1972) - S01E11 TV or Not TV
1.9s
where his condition was termed satisfactory. "
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South Park (1997) - S11E04 Comedy
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It's the technical term for vagina.
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B Positive (2020) - S02E14 Osteoporosis, a Thaaang and a Slinky
3.1s
I believe the technical term is "I fell on my ass."
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Central Park (2020) - S02E04 Of Course You Realize This Means Ward
1.6s
Yes. That's the technical term for it.
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Glee (2009) - S04E10 Drama
2.2s
It's a technical term.
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Deadwood (2004) - S01E08 Drama
2.6s
Is the technical term "bonanza"?
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Pennyworth (2019) - S01E03 Martha Kane
3.1s
The technical term is computer.
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South Park (1997) - S15E01 Comedy
2.1s
terms and conditions too?
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What If...? (2021) - S01E09 What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?
1.5s
I believe the term is "BFF."
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Breaking Bad (2008) - S02E05 Drama
2.1s
I've got another technical term for you.
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The Peripheral (2022) - S01E02 Empathy Bonus
2.3s
Quantum tunneling is the technical term for it.
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Seinfeld (1989) - S03E09 The Nose Job
2.8s
The technical term for a nose job is...?
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The Peripheral (2022) - S01E04 Jackpot
1.4s
To use a technical term.
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Big Mouth (2017) - S04E05 A Very Special 9/11 Episode
2.5s
I think the technical term is "fatutzed"?