Big
Tidy
Tidy adjective - Of a size greater than average of its kind.
Usage example: paid a tidy sum for a painting that may not even be a genuine Titian
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Both words in one sentence
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Not a big deal for the really low level stuff, but you can miss out on a lot of XP and a tidy sum of extra income if you rely on them too much.
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Alternatively, The Big Bad will have one of these (in black leather, natch) and any built-in controls will probably have to do with the tidy disposal of underlings.
Source: Cool Chair -
Like when he does a Mercy Kill on legendary RAC agent Big Joe, whom all the other killjoys look up to and revere, so that his death-by-level-5-warrant will be quick and tidy.
Source: Series / Killjoys
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