Eat
Taking
Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
Both words in one sentence
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Wapol. His super ability of the Baku-Baku Fruit gives him the ability to eat anything and stretch his jaws, as well as taking the phrase "you are what you eat" literally.
Source: Jabba Table Manners -
Instead of taking the logical choice of leaving camp early, Roger decides they'll simply catch and eat fish for every meal, which very quickly wears on Andy and the kids.
Source: Horrible Camping Trip - His wife has the cook glaze the fellow's body and cook it, then forces Albert to eat the corpse - at gunpoint (she tells him to eat the cock, although he ends up taking a piece from the side).
Source: Humiliation Conga / Film
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