Long
Sweat
Sweat verb - To experience concern or anxiety.
Usage example: don't sweat over getting the application in a day late, as it probably doesn't matter
Both words in one sentence
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This makes sense as, when it's too cold to sweat ever, you definitely don't want any dirt or grime sticking to you for long periods of time.
Source: Horny Vikings -
Then she asked Anderson why, if she was so concerned about the exploitation of women, she wasn't protesting sweat shops where women worked long hours in terrible conditions for piece work wages.
Source: Playboy Bunny -
All Drummers Are Animals - Ever seen Shinya with long, unkempt hair and mustache, "talking" to the audience after a strenous and sweat-inducing drum solo?
Source: Music / Luna Sea
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