Inch
Wind
Wind verb - To follow a circular or spiral course.
Both words in one sentence
- A black pornstar appearing in a later episode has a 22 inch monster that can kick up wind when he spins it around.
Source: Black Is Bigger in Bed -
Clean Cut: Naja's wind-and-fire wheels are apparently incredibly sharp, as despite the finger holds in the center being an inch or two thick, they slice through anything like a hot knife in butter.
Source: Manga / Sands of Destruction -
Especially in the extended version, where he beats Cloud within an inch of his life before the inevitable Heroic Second Wind kicks in.
Source: Hero Killer
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