Heat up
Heat up verb - Gain heat or get hot.
Light
Light verb - To set (something) on fire.
Both terms in one sentence
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Mundane Utility: Clark has been known to use his heat vision to make toast, heat up coffee, and light candles.
Source: Series / Smallville - At the same time, tensions heat up between mortal and demigods as the civilian casualties of the Knights' battles come to light, and an old enemy (Lysimar) returns from the grave to make a deal with Taren Bastendorf—his servitude in exchange for Lysimar's help in restoring the Mist.
Source: Roleplay / Demigod Power
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