Fires
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
- The mobster fires a shot at Zenigata to keep him away; the detective dodges, but then looks back, horrified; the shot has hit Laura instead.
Source: Recap / Lupin IIIS 2 E 69 - Primary rapid-fires mini rockets; secondary fires so fast the loading system can't keep up, at the cost of many rockets going off-course, potentially injuring the user and those nearby.
Source: Video Game / Ballistic Weapons - Their job is to respond to fires, flooding, injuries and any and all other emergencies and keep the ship intact, afloat, powered, and moving for as long as possible.
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