Belt
Belt verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Both words in one sentence
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Hart, however, was unwilling to lose in his native Canada, and did not want to give the belt to Michaels, whom he disliked.
Source: Put on a Bus to Hell - Vince McMahon had no desire to see a repeat of that with the WWF championship belt, and it was thus of utmost importance for Hart to lose the championship before leaving for WCW.
Source: Put on a Bus to Hell - Unlike most, there isn't a definitive fixed length for the timer, except for "you lose if the case of money at the end goes over the edge of this here conveyor belt." The belt does speed up every time a clue is passed on by the contestant, however.
Source: Speed Round
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