Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Sit
Sit verb - To rest on the buttocks or haunches.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The Codex describes barriers as activating in response to fast moving objects, allowing them to block bullets and shrapnel but still allowing the user to sit and hold things.
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Draculetta's are a European uppercut, running turnbuckle butt smash and a Sleeper hold Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace: As you may imagine, Daffney did not sit idly by when Flair announced his engagement and subsequent live-TV wedding to Ms. Hancock.
Source: Wrestling / Daffney Unger -
We can just hold hands or sit and talk... [Marge, overwhelmed with feelings of lust, immediately glomps Homer aggressively] Homer: Whoa!
Source: The Glomp
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