Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Presses
Both words in one sentence
- He presses her to tell him everything about this, but she's dubious as she knows he can't keep secrets.
Source: Cannot Keep a Secret -
Paul London after enduring multiple shooting star presses from Billy Kidman, who was sick of fans demanding he keep using the move after it injured Chavo Guerrero, Kidman then asking if they still wanted to see it.
Source: Blood from the Mouth -
That's not to mention the fact that Jamie's hand is nailed to the table, and once he's released, he presses his mangled fingers to the table so the excruciating pain will keep him awake to bargain with Randall.
Source: Fingore
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