Hid
Show
Show verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Both words in one sentence
- He stole some of his military explosives in order to use them for a firework show at the birthday party of a young cousin
during a Prologue dialog, he says that he cant remember where he exactly hid them, because he was too drunk at this moment.
Source: Videogame / July Anarchy - The first episodes of season 2 show that The Hero would not be happy if The Mentor hid important things from them "for their own good", would likely develop serious trust issues, and would probably get pretty annoyed about being constantly bossed around and told that they are The Chosen One.
- In Beavis and Butt-Head Do America, Beavis hits the Despair Event Horizon when he comes to realize that he's gonna get old and gray and still be a virgin after the Dallas Grimes doesn't show up to have sex with them (she was actually after the virus she hid in his pants).
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