Here and there
Here and there adverb - In one place and another.
Stark-naked and here and there are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stark-naked" instead an adjective phrase "Here and there".
Stark-naked
Here and there and stark-naked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Here and there" instead an adjective phrase "Stark-naked".
Both terms in one sentence
- Humans Through Alien Eyes: When Sir Thedeus is temporarily turned back into a stark-naked muscular man, all Nessy thinks of his appearance is that the little patches of fur here and there on his otherwise-bald body look ridiculous.
Source: Literature / Too Many Curses
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