Mean
Mean adjective - Being about midway between extremes of amount or size.
Peach
Both words in one sentence
- The points did mean something in an outtake, as Drew accidentally said "five hundred points a peach" instead of "apiece".
Source: The Points Mean Nothing -
In fact the Cluedo-ness of the situation is lampshaded by Donna.Donna: I mean... Professor Peach, in the library, with the lead piping?
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This causes him to allow Peach to send messages 'in exchange for her help', spy on the very people that created him, and ultimately subvert his programming in an overt fashion to help the heroes even if it could mean his own death.
Source: Fighting from the Inside
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