Heavy
Namer
Namer noun - Someone with the right or responsibility for making a selection.
Both words in one sentence
- The trope namer, Socrates, said that like a gadfly he could be easily swatted, but that a government who does such a thing pays too heavy a price.
Source: The Gadfly -
Dude Looks Like a Lady: Aerosmith was inspired by their high heels, teased hair and heavy make-up (and their constant use of the word "Dude") to write the Trope Namer, specifically about Vince Neil.
Source: Music / Mötley Crüe - The Trope Namer is a device installed on train locomotives and heavy equipment that shut down the equipment if the operator dies, falls asleep, or otherwise loses control of the machine.
Source: Dead Man Switch
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