Fire
Lit
Lit adjective - Filled with much light.
Both words in one sentence
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She ends up being an accessory in burning down the building (metaphorical for her inner sexuality-fire-having been lit up)
Source: Hot Librarian -
Jazz accidentally lit her arch nemesis Wildfire on fire during a Women's Extreme Wrestling flaming table match when she couldn't break the table, despite it presumably being weakened by the fire, causing the referee to just let her pin Wildfire instead and then get her medical treatment.
Source: Man on Fire -
And Katniss realizes that if you're referred to as "the girl who was on fire" enough times, eventually you do get actually lit on fire.
Source: Literature / The Hunger Games
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