Complete
Complete adjective - Not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it.
Throwaway
Throwaway adjective - Intended to be thrown away after use.
Both words in one sentence
- Unlike Big Lipped Alligator Moment, it's not just a random throwaway gag that pops up unexpectedly only to sink forever, it's a complete piece of continuity not thrown away, but still set aside.
Source: Loose Canon - Complete with an early throwaway line about SIS being "impossible".
Source: Fanfic / Renegade - It seems like a throwaway line at first, but a few scenes later Spencer gets a call from Disney, and he actually DOES go there, complete with a montage of Spencer and Jessica on various Magic Kingdom rides.
Source: Series / Thunder in Paradise
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