Dynamite
Both words in one sentence
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N-Word Privileges: Parodied with the ninjas in the first episode, who use the word "ninja" as a euphemism for the n-word proper; whereas Black Dynamite and co.
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Unfortunately, he's only upset with the idea of someone destroying his train with dynamite because he wants to give it a "proper" end by running it off a cliff.
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The role they gave him was essentially colour-blind - that of an explosives "enthusiast" who can't really call himself an expert, since experts have the proper license and permits, and more training in handling dynamite than just watching a lot of Road Runner cartoons.
Source: Token Minority aka: Token Black
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Proper and Dynamite. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 22, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/dynamite/proper
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