Cross
Cross verb - To be unfaithful or disloyal to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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This being far too heavy to cross most bridges, it was instead intended to wade across rivers.
Source: Amphibious Automobile -
It actually manages to be a little creepy, considering the boss of the level is a cross between Alma Wade and the Witch who shows up repeatedly across the level.
Source: Abandoned Hospital - It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has "The Gang Beats Boggs," in which the gang tries to beat Wade Boggs's record of drinking 70 beers in a cross-country flight.
Source: Episode on a Plane
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