Holes
Mountain
Mountain noun - An elevation of land higher than a hill.
Both words in one sentence
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Human shaped holes are scattered across the mountain, and it soon becomes clear that the holes are "calling" to the people they are shaped like.
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They don't need to eat often, but they've lived in a certain mountain rage for so long, the mountains all have a multitude of holes in them and look like Swiss cheese.
Source: Eat Dirt, Cheap -
Crazy Survivalist: It's all justified (Alien Invasion, remember), but the menfolk of the mountain cabin have clear plans to put lots of half-inch holes in anyone who might threaten their little commune.
Source: Literature / Out of the Dark
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