Blanks
Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Both words in one sentence
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Bad "Bad Acting": Cristóbal Colón when Julián shoots at him with a handgun full with blanks.
- It's the hypnotic pattern that causes the human brain to "fill in the blanks" and perceive it as a full-blown virtual reality.
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When they loaded that same gun with blanks, the force from the shot sent that bullet flying out the barrel and straight into Lee's chest at close to full speed.
Source: Lethal Harmless Powers
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