Charged
Charged adjective - Causing great emotional or mental stimulation.
Both words in one sentence
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In Sharpe's Rifles, being charged by a mounted French Trooper and not having time to load his rifle properly, Harper opts to discharge his ramrod along with the ball.
Source: Impromptu Tracheotomy -
In the book where this is stated, one slaver captain, while flying without a cargo, muses that it would be better to get caught with a full load of slaves; slaving will just get the whole crew life in prison, whereas being charged with mass-murder will get them all shot on the spot.
Source: Thrown Out the Airlock
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