Cut
Put down
Put down verb - To express scornfully one's low opinion of.
Both terms in one sentence
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Cut to him with only one gap remaining, "F-CK", hesitating to put down a block with both an "E" and a "U" on it... but he's called away before he can decide.
Source: Series / Father Ted - And considering it's labelled the "theatrical cut," it looks like that infamous short version has officially been put down the memory hole.
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Conclusion question how to put down dead budgies, one of Terry Gilliam's cut-out animations from the previous link strolls by (it's really a blow-up on a large piece of board being carried around).
Source: Roger Rabbit Effect
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