Multitude
Multitude noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Usage example: the nation's idle rich frolicked while the multitude starved
Nearby Word: multitudinous
Pick
Pick noun - Individuals carefully selected as being the best of a class.
Usage example: the pick of the contestants will go on to the next competition
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- She has a multitude of others fics that are still anon on the kink_meme (some of which you can pick up or if you scrounge around in the comments of the already noted two).
- Having a multitude of weapons is a sign of being well-prepared, and probably well trained to boot; that requires diligence and flexibility in your talents to be able to pick up both schools of training.
Source: Choice of Two Weapons
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