Deep
Noble
Noble adjective - Of high birth, rank, or station.
Both words in one sentence
- Noble tends to use this at times to describe the trouble the kids are in or when she knows they're lying, most commonly "deep doo-doo".
Source: Series / City Guys - Murlocs: Demon fish-people who slaughter other races for fun and profit, or noble souls forced from their deep-sea homes and trying to survive a world of hate?
- The deep, dark wilderness is the home of demons and the stout-hearted animals who can best them (like the gruff but noble Badger).
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