Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Permits
Both words in one sentence
- Of course, Thomson wakes up and, showing the presence of mind expected of the twins, permits him to go down into the hold anyway.
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It's a spin-off of the early 90s Beeper Gun, which got its inventor arrested when he tried to market it to businessmen as a hold-out piece because he didn't have the correct permits.
Source: Scaramanga Special -
In movies, these often play the part of real underbarrel launchers, since they're cheaper, easier to get hold of, and don't require large numbers of murderously expensive destructive device permits.
Source: Gun Accessories
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