Fish
Hook
Hook verb - To cause to turn away from a straight line.
Both words in one sentence
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Archie does not look good with the body of a large fish and a hook caught in his mouth.
Source: Nightmare Fuel / Comic Books -
Hook, Lion, and Sinker (1950): As Donald is cooking in his kitchen, two lions steal fish stacked on the windowsill, one at a time, bucket brigade style.
Source: Wardrobe Malfunction - Another one featured a smoker being dragged away with a fish-hook through his cheek.
Source: Scare Em Straight / Advertising
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