Brushed
Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both words in one sentence
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Worthy Adversary: Chris makes an amazing, almost impossible shot which would put his team in position to win, but his teammate accidentally brushed the stone with his foot after releasing it, meaning the entire shot is invalid... as long as he reports it.
Source: Film / Men with Brooms - The only reason he does this is because a criminal he helped put away decades before (and revealed his Game Face to) has been released on parole and is out for revenge (having brushed up on his vampire lore in prison).
Source: My Grandson Myself
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