Empty
Put out
Put out verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
Both terms in one sentence
- In retribution, his wife later has the eyes of one of the conspirators put out, after which she urinates in his now empty eye sockets, as she promised she'd do just after Justinian's eyes were put out.
Source: Eye Scream / Literature -
A cursed relic of an infamous arch-mage that requires the user to put out one of their own eyes and place the Eye of Vecna in the empty socket.
Source: Eyepatch of Power - Shallow Grave, the breakout film for a young Ewan McGregor and Christopher Eccleston, is a British dramedy about three roommates who put out a classified ad for a fourth person to fill in an empty spot in their flat.
Source: Black Comedy / Film
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