Begin
Hoard
Hoard verb - To put (something of future use or value) in a safe or secret place.
Common collocations
| lives | begin lives | hoard lives |
Both words in one sentence
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Not His Sled: In the novel and the theatrical edition, the arrival of the orcs interrupted the battle over Erebor's treasure hoard before it could begin.
- In Tanith Lee's The Dragon Hoard, the events begin with Prince Jasleth and Princess Goodness being cursed by a witch who was upset about not being invited to their birthday party.
Source: Curse -
Science Fantasy Semper Fi: As soon as they start taking the cursed weapons from Dagurashibanipal's hoard, the orcs begin aping marine manarisms, and almost instantly become true believes in the myth of the marine as a blood-thirsty powerhouse of a warrior.
Source: Literature / Grunts!
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