Cook
Cook verb - To change so much as to create a wrong impression or alter the meaning of.
Founder
Founder verb - To be unsuccessful.
Usage example: the theater company foundered after its corporate funding dried up
Both words in one sentence
- Albert, Death's cook is actally Alberto Malich, one of the most powerful wizards in the history of the Disc, and the founder of the Unseen University.
Source: Almighty Janitor - General Kawasaki was named after Eikichi Kawasaki, the founder and president of SNK, while Colonel Cook was named after Leland Cook, the co-founder of Tradewest, which distributed the game in the US.
Source: Video Game / Ikari Warriors - Kawasaki is named after Eikichi Kawasaki, the President of SNK at the time, while Cook was named Leland Cook, co-founder of Tradewest (the company that released the Ikari Warriors arcade game in the U.S.).
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