Break
Washed
Washed adjective - Containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by water.
Both words in one sentence
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Break His Heart to Save Him: "The Trouble With Templeton", focusing on a washed-up old actor who still clings to the memory of his dead wife while the present and future seem horrendously bleak.
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Once washed ashore, he has to do with a piece of driftwood and whatever secondary weapon he managed to grab off the enemies (amusingly, those weapons break with use, while piece of wood doesn't.) Then after the Disc One Final Boss, Dahaka breaks his primary sword again.
Source: No-Gear Level -
There's a reason why only the wealthiest were able to wear one (at first, that is, but we'll get to that soon): Every time a ruff was washed, some servant had to break out the starch and the goffering iron and press each back-and-forth curve.
Source: Regal Ruff
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