Suits — Top 100 Words

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If you are learning English through TV shows, Suits is an excellent choice because its fast-paced legal dialogue is packed with high-frequency expressions that appear across all seasons. Common vocabulary includes phrasal verbs like figure out (B2), take care of (A2), go after (B1), let go (B2), find out (A2), come after (B2), set up (B2), get out (B1), give up (B1), show up (B1), and settle (B2). You will also hear stronger colloquial terms such as bullshit (B2), what the hell (B1), son of a bitch (B2), sue (B2), and give a shit (C1), as well as actionable verbs like fire (B2), handle (B2), sue, and the phrase have nothing to do with (B1). Characters like Harvey Specter and Louis Litt frequently use figure out to solve problems, while Mike Ross and Jessica Pearson often say take care of when handling clients. This variety makes Suits ideal for moving from intermediate to advanced English.

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Suits is best suited for learners at B1 (intermediate) to C1 (advanced) levels. Beginners may find the rapid-fire legal jargon challenging, but the repetitive use of core phrasal verbs and courtroom language helps bridge the gap. By focusing on the most common vocabulary listed above, you will quickly improve your listening comprehension and speaking fluency.

#	Word / Phrase	Level	Count
1	figure out	B1	189	+
2	take care of	A2	118	+
3	go after	B1	117	+
4	let go	B1	99	+
5	bullshit	B2	96	+
6	in the first place	B1	95	+
7	fire	B1	92	+
8	handle	B1	91	+
9	find out	A2	86	+
10	come after	B1	82	+
11	what the hell	B1	80	+
12	son of a bitch	B2	79	+
13	set up	B1	77	+
14	have nothing to do with	B1	77	+
15	get out	A2	76	+
16	sue	B1	75	+
17	give up	B1	73	+
18	show up	B1	71	+
19	settle	B1	67	+
20	give a shit	B2	67	+
21	get out of	B1	64	+
22	owe	A2	64	+
23	kick ass	B2	63	+
24	go through	B1	63	+
25	work out	B1	60	+
26	put away	A2	60	+
27	bring up	B1	60	+
28	turn out	B1	60	+
29	drop	B1	59	+
30	change one's mind	B1	58	+
31	take on	B1	56	+
32	come up with	B1	56	+
33	not give a shit	B2	54	+
34	get away with	B1	54	+
35	cut a deal	B2	52	+
36	care about	A2	51	+
37	sure as hell	B2	51	+
38	fix	A2	50	+
39	turn down	B1	50	+
40	sell out	B1	50	+
41	turn on	B1	50	+
42	convince	B1	49	+
43	back off	B1	48	+
44	lie	A2	47	+
45	give one's word	B1	46	+
46	take	A2	45	+
47	move on	B1	45	+
48	subpoena	C1	44	+
49	get rid of	B1	44	+
50	look into	B1	42	+
51	do a favor	A2	42	+
52	keep from	B1	42	+
53	get	A2	41	+
54	end up	B1	41	+
55	goddamn	B2	41	+
56	calm down	A2	40	+
57	might as well	B1	40	+
58	go away	A2	40	+
59	go ahead	A2	39	+
60	blackmail	B2	39	+
61	pick up	A2	39	+
62	piece of shit	B2	39	+
63	leverage	B2	38	+
64	holy shit	B2	38	+
65	take over	B1	38	+
66	testify	B2	38	+
67	out of one's mind	B1	37	+
68	bluff	B1	37	+
69	deserve	B1	37	+
70	turn in	B1	36	+
71	represent	B1	36	+
72	betray	B2	36	+
73	take down	B1	36	+
74	beat	B1	35	+
75	fraud	B2	35	+
76	cover up	B1	35	+
77	screw over	B2	35	+
78	take it	B1	35	+
79	deal with	B1	35	+
80	break the law	B1	34	+
81	managing partner	B2	34	+
82	let down	B1	34	+
83	come at	B2	34	+
84	for the record	B1	33	+
85	threaten	B1	33	+
86	senior partner	B2	33	+
87	get it	A2	33	+
88	get fired	B1	33	+
89	give a shit about	B2	33	+
90	leave alone	A2	32	+
91	piss off	B2	32	+
92	go down	B1	32	+
93	get into	B1	32	+
94	pick a fight	B1	31	+
95	get off	B1	31	+
96	cross a line	B2	31	+
97	screw	B2	31	+
98	get done	B1	30	+
99	run by	B1	30	+
100	shut up	A2	30	+

* These frequency counts are approximate values based on AI-extracted vocabulary data.