Center
Center verb - To bring (something) to a central point or under a single control.
Hedge
Hedge verb - To avoid giving a definite answer or position.
Both words in one sentence
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A maze is a Leitmotif in Mary Stewart's Touch Not the Cat, and the climax is when the Villain with Good Publicity leads the Distressed Damsel heroine into the center of a complicated hedge-maze.
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Unlike taking An Arm and a Leg with the machete or hedge clippers, this isn't much more reliable than going for center mass.
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Among them: the hedge maze around the chessboard, the Dark Forest (complete with a boss fight in the center, and another at the end), and the sewers under both castles to a lesser extent.
Source: Video Game / Secret of Evermore
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