Arm
Arm noun - A part of a body of water that extends beyond the general shoreline.
Usage example: this arm of the Atlantic is surprisingly peaceful, as the stronger ocean currents do not reach this far
Narrow
Narrow noun - A narrow strait connecting two bodies of water.
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Common collocations
| units | arm units | narrow units |
Both words in one sentence
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Our Monsters Are Weird: The climax boss of Stage 3, the Horror Keeper, is a biologically engineered, dreadlocked monstrocity that chases you down a narrow shaft while launching missiles from its chest and swinging the flaming debris on its arm.
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Carrot Ironfoundersson performs a variation of this in Men at Arms, out-maneuvering a slippery crook who tries to escape through a narrow alley and sticking his (very muscular) arm out across the crook's likeliest path.
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The weapon's distinctive and rather villainous appearance (the very narrow barrel and front section makes it almost appear the AUG is skulking behind the shooter's arm, up to no good) made it a favorite for arming the Big Bad or The Dragon until bullpups became more common around the millennium.
Source: Cool Guns / Assault Rifles
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