Dumped
Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Both words in one sentence
- The Renaissance Age of Animation Self-Deprecation: In "Eddie, We Hardly Knew Ye," Miss Malone calls up her agent to get a hold of "that actor she dumped" to broadcast a get-well message to Ed.
- Better yet, a TV movie wrapping up all the plot threads from the series, The Quality of Life, was kept on hold for four years due to Executive Meddling, and finally dumped on a Friday night with no promotion.
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