Hold
Hold noun - The act or manner of holding.
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Human scientists, no doubt keeping the fossil record in mind, got hold of some Centauri DNA and disproved this claim.
Source: Human Aliens -
Meanwhile, at Dull Computers, a few customer service reps boast about their personal records of keeping customers on hold, ranging from three hours to five hours, to one guy who still has a customer on hold as they speak.
Source: Ridiculously Long Phone Hold -
Making water hold their weight doesn't make it still, and keeping their balance on the waves over a long trek leaves some seldom-used leg muscles very sore the next day.
Source: Walk on Water
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