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Friends: "Frozen Festivities"

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Monica and Rachel get locked out on the balcony during a loud Christmas party. They try to get Joey's attention but fail. Rachel's phone has no service, but Phoebe saves the day, letting them back inside. They agree to plan a quieter Christmas next year.

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locked / lɑkt /verb

To fasten something (such as a door) with a lock, typically so as to prevent entry

I think I just locked us out.

boltsecure

try / traɪ /verb

To make an attempt or effort to do something

Try to open the door.

attemptendeavor

just / dʒʌst /adverb

exactly

Let's just stay out here.

onlysimplymerely

inside / ɪnˈsaɪd /adverb

In or to the inner part

Let me get you back inside.

interiorwithin

here / hir /adverb

In or at this place

It's nice to get some quiet out here!

Rachel / ˈreɪtʃəl /noun

A female given name

Rachel, how could you do this?

girl's namefeminine name

loud / laʊd /adjective

having a high volume of sound

The music is too loud.

noisydeafening

yell / jɛl /verb

To utter a loud cry, shout, or call

Let's yell for help.

shoutcry outscream

out / ˈaʊt /adverb

away from the center of activity or population

Let's go out to the countryside for the weekend.

away

Phoebe / ˈfiːbi /noun

The name of a character, usually female

Phoebe is a common name.

namecharacter

open / ˈoʊpən /verb

To gain entry into a place

Monica tries to open the door.

unlockenter

service / 'sɜːrvɪs /noun

Lack of assistance or helpful activities; absence of aid or support

No service after 9 PM.

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