Ice
Ice verb - To make sure, certain, or safe.
Soak
Soak verb - To wet thoroughly with liquid.
Both words in one sentence
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These effects can be corrected by clicking on an ice bucket, which presumably makes her soak her head in ice water and sober herself up.
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Then with freezing ice to spare, Melt and soak through underwear!
Source: Warrior Poet -
Groin Attack: "And so, Diary... I think I'm gonna go soak my testicles in a bowl of ice." I Can't Hear You: Everybody in the submarine goes deaf after Brock fires his gun inside said submarine, which triggered a loud screeching sound.
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