Boost
Boost verb - To make greater in size, amount, or number.
Usage example: a promotion that boosted the number of interested customers milling about the showroom
Contract
Contract verb - To become affected with (a disease or disorder).
How words are described
| good | good boost | good contract |
| full | full boost | full contract |
| nice | nice boost | nice contract |
| special | special boost | special contract |
| Other adjectives: similar, free, initial, massive, large, big, huge, new, permanent, major, final, magical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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At one point another girl shows up who made a similar deal with another imp, to boost her bust on live TV in an attempt to get a modeling contract... ironically she ends up getting so huge she becomes more breast than girl, and just squicks everyone.
Source: Gag Boobs -
He wanted the power boost he would get from the engagement contract.
Source: Light Novel / Dragon Crisis! -
BattleTech's BattleMechs can be equipped with myomer acceleration signal circuitry (MASC for short), which when active provides about a 33% boost to maximum speed by making the 'Mech's artificial leg muscles contract that much faster.
Source: Over Drive
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