Neat
Range
Range noun - Open land over which livestock may roam and feed.
Both words in one sentence
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Arbitrary Gun Power: The bullets range from blowing a gory hole through a man's head large enough for a view of the other shooter, to a neat hole that lets a single ray of sunlight through.
Source: Film / The Quick and the Dead -
Cool, but Inefficient: The most favorable opinion most people have for archery: sure, it looks neat, but it has serious problems, from poor range and accuracy to arrows being consumable items.
Source: Light Novel / Only Sense Online -
Usually tall farmboys, they had to have the strength and force of will to stay in a neat line and march, in-step, while carrying a a bomb and a lot of gunpowder and some form of fire to ignite it, to within twenty yards of the enemy (the effective range of a musket being 80 yards).
Source: Throw Down the Bomblet
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