Bar
Head off
Head off verb - To keep from happening by taking action in advance.
Usage example: if we act quickly, we may still be able to head off disaster
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Later, after Luna throws Freddy back into hell, Michel Myers and Chucky can be seen at a bar with him, where Chucky's laughing his head off about Freddy's defeat, until Freddy slices his head off.
- Xander makes an example of Warren by ripping of his head, vaporizing the body, then dropping his severed head off at a local demon bar as a warning.
Source: Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond -
Sam, Ava, Andy, and Jake, head off looking for things they can use to defend themselves, but Lily hangs back and then walks into the woods.Bobby and Dean pull up to the Roadhouse and find the bar has burnt to the ground.
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