Meat
Quick
Quick noun - The seat of one's deepest thoughts and emotions.
Both words in one sentence
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The maggots in The Green Death weren't phased by bullets, bombs, or bug spray, but met a quick end after eating hybrid mushrooms meant to be a meat substitute.
Source: Achilles' Heel -
David Langford was quick to point out that "nice well-behaved hobbits were easy meat for Saruman until the rough aggressive ones got home."
Source: Analogy Backfire -
In Plot It Yourself, after three murders are committed in quick succession, Wolfe vows not to drink any beer or eat any meat until he finds the killer.
Source: Literature / Nero Wolfe
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