Carries
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
- He is usually accompanied by a beautiful black-haired young woman who carries a rose between her teeth, hides her face with a fan, or uses castagnettes or a tambourine to keep rhythm.
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As Yukimura carries him back to his rooms, they banter sadly about whether losing the eye counts as a failure for Rokuro to keep his promise to Yukimura or not.
Source: Bridal Carry - He carries a canteen filled with lemon juice (drinking acidic fluids let him make more potent acids while using less liquid) to keep himself hydrated.
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