Castle
Shift
Shift verb - To change the place or position of.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Inside Dracula's Strahd's castle is a portrait with eyes that shift to look at the characters.
Source: Portrait Painting Peephole -
Oddly Small Organization: Haggard will have nothing around him that does not make him happy, so he cut his castle's staff to such an absolute minimum that he and his son have to take a shift guarding the castle gates on occasion.
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At the dance hall, the whole castle starts to shift like crazy as a rave kicks in, with the walls and an upper floor balcony violently bulging and swaying in and out as people jump up and down.
Source: Rubbery World
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