Bed
Settle
Settle verb - To cause to come to rest at the bottom (as of a liquid).
Both words in one sentence
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Thankfully, the camera pans away from the bed... only to settle on the mirror, where we get a full view of Josh's butt as he penetrates the gas tank.
Source: Series / Man Seeking Woman -
They settle down and enjoy a quiet, peaceful life where they eat breakfast in the afternoon (and often in bed) and pass the days with lazy strolls and long conversations.
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Horror Doesn't Settle for Simple Tuesday: One new year is ruined by setting up a guy in bed with a corpse, the other by having the said guy returning for revenge.
Source: Film / Terror Train
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