Hooks
Hooks noun - Large strong hand (as of a fighter).
Walks
Both words in one sentence
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When she walks out of the frame, an angry door on legs stomps by and right-hooks her in the face.
Source: Not Hyperbole -
All his teeth are sharp, chains and hooks hang from his thighs, he is surrounded by perpetual darkness, and he leaves bloody footprints wherever he walks.
Source: Obviously Evil -
She is a Cute Bruiser who cheerfully walks around with axes, grapling hooks and random blunt objects, while her brother is physically wimpy but usually the one who does the planning or utilizes the various supernatural objects they come across to their adventage.
Source: Brains and Brawn
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