Grow
Grow verb - To look after or assist the growth of by labor and care.
Usage example: a dedicated home gardener who grows tomatoes in her small garden every summer
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Both words in one sentence
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He can use this to his advantage somewhat in that if his arm is removed (he'll grow it back quickly), he can pick it up as a weapon.
Source: Shows Damage -
The others pick at Rabbit for being unable to grow one, and in the epilogue scene, the wispy mustache he's got on is actually fake, which he rips off when it's time to get serious.
Source: Film / Super Troopers -
They actually pick on Foster to "grow a goddamned mustache" and Foster responds that he hasn't shaven in two weeks.
Source: Film / Super Troopers
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