Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Both words in one sentence
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Twin Peaks has the Bookhouse Boys' Salute, in which one rubs one's index finger along one's eyebrow, outward.
Source: Memetic Hand Gesture -
This skirt sweeps outward as an expanding circle along the ground with an amplified effect compared to the single shock wave produced by a ground burst.
Source: Useful Notes / Nuclear Weapons -
Meaning, she incinerates everything that's in front of her with massive plumes of flame that're 2-stories high and spread outward along the ground at high-speed.
Source: Kill It with Fire
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