Axe
Axe verb - Chop or split with an ax.
Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Justified - he chains his axe to his wrist so he doesn't lose it when he goes into one of his bloody frenzies.
Source: Chained by Fashion -
In Vampire Killer, the crucifix and the axe both act as boomerangs, but you lose them if you don't catch them.
Source: Precision-Guided Boomerang -
It seems to make absolutely no difference what you say; you lose your axe, get your original axe, get a silver axe or a golden axe pretty much at random.
Source: Video Game / Animal Crossing
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