Collar
Follow
Follow verb - To come after in time.
Both words in one sentence
- Synopsis: Quiche gets an InuYasha-style magic collar that means Ichigo has to follow his every command.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Tokyo Mew Mew -
Both works follow a charming white-collar criminal played by DiCaprio and who comes from humble beginnings to eventually live affluently off ill-gotten gains for a while.
Source: Film / The Wolf of Wall Street -
The King of Chinatown will meet with "Snow", an douchey guy in a white running jacket (w/ popped collar, of course), and follow him into a nearby building to sample the merchandise.
Source: Video Game / Hitman
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