Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Turn back
Turn back verb - To drive back.
Both terms in one sentence
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You'll turn back into a human after a little while, but in the AGDI version you'll die if the black cat gets a hold of you in snail form.
- Brad will never hold a very high place in the eyes of the fandom, but if he hadn't worked up the nerve to turn back, there wouldn't have been any survivors of that mission.
Source: Dirty Coward -
Because many baseball fans and owners are so stuck in the past, teams think it's a good idea to hold "Turn Back the Clock Day" and make the players dress in baggy, oversized old-fashioned uniforms for one game.
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