Adjacent
Piece
Piece noun - A broken or irregular part of something that often remains incomplete.
Both words in one sentence
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Sometimes called "fold drives" (from the analogy of folding a piece of paper to make two distant points adjacent).
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel -
Troll pieces can take any adjacent dwarf piece without moving to that square, thus a lone dwarf piece is defenseless as moving next to a troll piece invites immediate capture on the troll player's turn.
Source: Fastball Special - Cold Sniper: On an adjacent, empty tower block Concealment Equals Cover: Daniel uses a thin piece of metal as cover from a rifle that should be able to shoot through it; the rounds ricochet like BB pellets.
Source: Film / Tower Block
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