Loose
Loose verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.
Sticks
Both words in one sentence
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Later, when all the monsters break loose, we see the branches of one grab a guard and pull it offscreen, presumably to stick its sticks where they don't belong.
Source: When Trees Attack -
After nearly being assassinated by a Gaelic-speaking radical, he screams in pain (reasonably enough), then sticks his finger into the bullet hole and tastes his own blood, lets loose a monumental Cluster F-Bomb and furiously demands that the captured assassin speak English or he will kill him.
Source: Film / Gangs of New York
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