Cover
Haven
Haven noun - Something (as a building) that offers cover from the weather or protection from danger.
Usage example: the cross-country skiers hoped desperately to find a cave, as a haven from the blizzard
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Tiffany Aching reading the dictionary cover to cover because nobody ever told her she shouldn't and Susan Sto-Helit successfully teaching seven-year-olds algebra and, when told it's too hard for them, replies that so far they haven't figured that out.
Source: Achievements in Ignorance -
You haven't lived until you've pulled an enemy off the cliff you're hanging from, or, even better, doing a 300 style kick to knock enemy's out of their hanging cover to their deaths.
Source: Take Cover -
One of the pre-cancellation episodes has a blink-and-you'll-miss-it gag: a TV Guide cover with Luke Perry on the cover also has the note "If you're reading this, we haven't been cancelled yet."
Source: End of Series Awareness
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