Keep
Put away
Put away verb - To place (a dead body) in the earth, a tomb, or the sea.
Both terms in one sentence
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The Alonne Knight Captains in the Iron Keep will put away their greatbows to draw swords of lightning when you're up close.
Source: Video Game / Dark Souls II -
The parents keep the babies in a play pen, but they just walk away from them after they are put away, allowing them to escape and roam about with no interference.
Source: Free-Range Children - Similarly, but without the malice, word to the wise for anyone who goes drinking with a Japanese Salaryman: It's customary to keep refilling your buddy's drink whenever it gets low, so if you're not paying attention you can put away way more sake than you intend and end up on the floor.
Source: Unsuspectingly Soused
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