Namer
Namer noun - Someone with the right or responsibility for making a selection.
Poor
Poor adjective - Lacking money or material possessions.
Both words in one sentence
- To make matters worse, they had more screentime in ROTF than Optimus Prime, and were rather poor attempts at being the Kid-Appeal Character when the former Trope Namer, Bumblebee, was still around, making them completely redundant.
Source: The Scrappy / Film -
The Wizard of Oz: It was clear from the first second the Wicked Witch of the West appeared that she was ... well, wicked, particularly when she threatened Dorothy's poor dog in the Trope Namer for And Your Little Dog, Too!.
Source: Kick The Dog / Film
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