Free
Free adjective - Allowing passage without obstruction.
Usage example: make sure the pass is free before you attempt the trip through the mountains this winter
Jammed
Jammed adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Both words in one sentence
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Thanks to the retro-rockets it uses instead of a parachute, the seat melts through the ice, and thanks to Jammed Seatbelts, Aeryn can't get free in time.
Source: Ejection Seat -
He picks up a needle with a sedative, but the Captain jerks as he tries to get free, and the needle is jammed into his eye.
Source: Eye Scream / Video Games -
However, his permanent zombies also have free will and their own true souls jammed into their nasty old corpses.
Source: Literature / Mogworld
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