Drop
Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.
Grew
Both words in one sentence
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The end of Imogene's Antlers has the titular girl drop the antlers she mysteriously grew, only to grow a peacock's tail.
Source: Peacock Girl -
As Gus sucks in his belly to avoid the boiling tea drop coming down, it seems as though he grew a belly buttton, while it was really just lines indicating his belly is being pulled in.
Source: Exposed Animal Bellybutton -
Deliberate on the part of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, who had notice sharp drop-offs in readership of other series such as Judy Bolton and Cherry Ames when the characters grew older and matured.
Source: Literature / Nancy Drew
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