Ate and Drank

Ate

Ate noun - Goddess of criminal rashness and its punishment.
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Drank and ate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Drank" instead a verb "Ate".

Drank

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Ate and drank are semantically related. You can use "Ate" instead a verb "Drank".

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  • Genre Blindness aka: Genre Blind Every time he appears to change for the better (worse?), it's because he's possessed, he ate/drank something he shouldn't have, it's not really him, etc., and it's only temporary.
  • Cyanide Pill Secret agents carrying cyanide in hollowed-out teeth is pretty much urban legend; in fact this would place agents at risk of killing themselves accidentally every time they ate or drank something.
    Source: Cyanide Pill
  • Creator / Orson Welles Every time they ate together, Vidal was ready to dial 9-11 at a moment's notice.Considering what he ate and drank, it's a miracle he lived to be seventy.
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