Drive
Drive noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.
Sweet
Sweet noun - A food having a high sugar content.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Happily Married: Jim and Hilda are an old married couple and are so sweet and innocent, all of which is just used to drive home the true horror of what becomes of them harder.
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Sweet is able to drive Mole away from Milo after Milo accidentally sat in Mole's precious dirtpiles by threatening him with soap.
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Dracula calls Mavis many unusual nicknames like "dead-ums," "sweet fangs" and "love droppings" just to name a few.Dracula: You're old enough to drive a hearse now, you're old enough to make your own choices.
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