Beard
Chance
Chance verb - To take a chance on.
Usage example: I don't think we should chance driving in this snowstorm
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Averted by the father, whose unkempt beard is mentioned a few times (typically right before he has the chance to shave it off).
Source: Literature / The Road -
In The Gamer's Alliance, Refan grows a beard after the Cataclysm because he feels he betrayed the world for not killing his brother when he had the chance, which might have prevented the rise of the Godslayer.
Source: Beard of Sorrow - She also shaves her beard, presumably to have a better chance at getting a date in a surface world that assumes that its women come without facial hair.
Source: Cute Bruiser / Comic Books
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