Labour
Press
Press verb - To take or make use of under a guise of authority but without actual right.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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He's not too bright, overdominated, insecure — and can bench-press 150 lbs., punch out bullies, and does most of his dad's manual labour.
Source: Gentle Giant -
He's not too bright, overdominated, insecure - and can bench-press 150lbs, punch out bullies and takes on most of his father's manual labour.
Source: Western Animation / Goof Troop -
We Will Use Manual Labour in the Future: On Imperial ships, the enormous shells are loaded into the cannons by crowds of press-ganged sailors.
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