Angel and Stake

Angel

Angel noun - An innocent or gentle person.

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Stake and angel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stake" instead a verb "Angel".

Nearby Words: angelic, angelical, angelically, angelica, angelia

Stake verb - To provide money for.

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Angel and stake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Angel" instead a verb "Stake".

Nearby Words: staked, staking

old	old angel	old stake
good	good angel	good stake
particular	particular angel	particular stake
complete	complete angel	complete stake
Other adjectives: regular, real, big, little, bad, personal, traditional, flying, last, giant, favorite.

Buffy Cross and Stake and Angel's Soul Spoiler boards: Red board and Blue Board respectively, due to their text colors.

Source: Fan Nickname / Live-Action TV
Angel: "Double Or Nothing" has Angel give Cordelia a stake saying "you know what to do." It's implied that he is telling her to stake him if he loses the game and loses his soul, as well as Gunn's.

Source: Bait and Switch
Angel did try to drive a stake through its one possible weak spot, being the eye, but quickly found his strength was no match for the Beast's, who promptly caught the stake and stopped him using it.

Source: Implacable Man

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