Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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The minions of Diamanda Hagan hold their left hand up, extend the thumb, touch it with their other thumb and point their right hand down.
Source: Strange Salute -
Late in the book, when Peachy and the rest of the gang are in the Toothfairy Tower, the childishness-inducing effect of the Tower starts taking hold on him, and the thumb sucking starts to resurface.
Source: Still Sucks Thumb -
Casey tells him that handcuffs are a cinch to get out of — all you have to do is snap one little bone in your thumb — but Chuck manages to get hold of the key instead.
Source: Life-or-Limb Decision
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