Drop
Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.
Foster
Foster verb - To help the growth or development of.
Both words in one sentence
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Big Brother Bully: Miguel is a light, foster version of this to JP, such as telling him that "you could drop dead after dinner" because of poisoned Jello.
Source: Film / Angels in the Outfield - Japan's foster care system is tiny and pretty shit, largely because most potential foster parents consider it such an insult to be subject to government oversight that they drop the whole thing, and back before there was oversight (late forties/early fifties) the abuse problems were truly horrific.
Source: Social Services Does Not Exist -
Title Drop: An entire sketch about Stephen Foster having writer's block consists almost entirely of nothing but titles of his songs.
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