Include
Wall in
Wall in verb - To close or shut in by or as if by barriers.
Usage example: a lake almost entirely walled in by mountains
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Examples include an advert for Evian mineral water on an underwater wall in an aquarium, and a giant McDonald's 'M' on the World Trade Center.
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Examples include graffiti daubed on a wall in ancient Rome, saying "Caecilius was here" and an ancient Roman building with "Honk if you speak Latin" written on it (in Latin).
Source: Webcomic / All Over The House - Privacy terrorist group Vigilance communicates between its various cells via this method, as they're Properly Paranoid about government surveillance (methods include a message written on a wall in infrared paint, and a code embedded in a spam advertisement).
Source: Public Secret Message
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