Fly
Fly verb - To move through the air with or as if with outstretched wings.
Pour
Pour verb - To cause to flow in a stream.
Both words in one sentence
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On stage, when Itchy attacks Scratchy with a knife, red streamers pour out from the dummy, and fly everywhere.
Source: Symbolic Blood -
With such devices as Dynamo of Flying (conversion of spell levels into large-scale preset effect) and Internal Conjuration Engine (pour potions of flying in, and it makes a whole ship fly).
Source: Magitek - One problem, however, is that the second level starts with Dash witnessing the Millenium Falcon's escape from the base just before snowtroopers pour in - and yet Dash somehow manages to completely miss encountering Darth Vader, who also saw the Falcon fly off.
Source: Been There, Shaped History
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