Mark
Peppered
Mark and peppered are semantically related in lay stress on topic. Sometimes you can use "Mark" instead a verb "Peppered".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- One wonders why a faction calling itself the Confederacy that uses the Stars and Bars as its flag in a Terran society peppered with Deep South stereotypes would name (or not rename) a location named after the real-life counterpart's high-water mark.
Source: Naming Your Colony World -
Ho Yay: Invoked by Jonathan Ross when discussing Gary Lineker and his Match of the Day co-presenter Mark Lawrenson; Jonathan regularly made jokes that they were in a serious relationship with each other and peppered their punditry with liberal use of Double Entendre as a result.
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