Kills
Loose
Loose verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.
Both words in one sentence
- On being surrounded by knights he lets loose a terrible scream which kills them all.
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They set loose a jinn from a lamp which she has been guarding for over 90 years, which kills them.
Source: Film / The Outing - If he tells the Queen, the Knave (or his loyal servants and/or guards) will have him killed, if he goes along with Knave's plan, then either the Queen kills him after foiling it, or the Knave will kill him as a loose end after his services are no longer required.
Source: Literature / The Auburn Knight
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