Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Hooked up
Both terms in one sentence
- The next day, Quagmire finds Brian hooked up with Cheryl Tiegs, the love of his life and the source of a lot of his inner demons, complete with gloating and flipping the bird.
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Disney Villain Death: Travis appears to suffer this fate in the season 2 finale, complete with flat-line on a computer monitoring his vitals, but he shows up in a tank later hooked up to life support, which suggests he'll pull through (again).
Source: Series / Continuum
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