Ordering
Ordering noun - A scheme of rank or order.
Both words in one sentence
- A similar test to spot Japanese saboteurs without coming close enough for a gander of their face was ordering them to say "Lollapalooza".
Source: Imposter Forgot One Detail -
Affably Evil: He's often very courteous and polite in interviews, even when he's ordering the interviewers to say what he wants them to say.
Source: Wrestling / Kevin Steen -
Another one involves someone going into a restaurant and ordering an egg and coffee, which was (say) 7,000 marks.
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