Going on
Leave
Leave verb - To cause to remain behind.
Both terms in one sentence
- MacNeill ends up going on a tour of his men's various families and friends when he's on leave in Scotland and the Borders.
Source: Literature / McAuslan -
The unaware newbie can keep placing their guns down in weird places, which can make the other team antsy or at the very least leave them confused as to what's going on.
Source: Strategy Schmategy - They also prefer sleeping on the ground in the open because a tent offers no protection anyway, and you can look around and see what is going on without having to leave a tent.
Source: An Odd Place to Sleep
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