Eaves
Way
Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.
Both words in one sentence
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Evilutionary Biologist: Helen Exact Eaves Dropping: Done enough times it is practically the preferred way of getting information.
Source: Series / Primeval - The idea was for the bats to be dropped on Japanese industrial hubs around dawn with timed incendiary bombs strapped to them - thus, when they fled for shelter, they'd find their way to the eaves of the targets and get blown up.
- In Bridge of Birds, Number Ten Ox describes a sexual encounter in very abstract terms by explaining that the best way for two young people to "become acquainted" is through activities such as Fluttering Butterflies, Hounds by the Ninth Day of Autumn, and Six Doves Beneath the Eaves on a Rainy Day.
Source: Comic Sutra
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