Peg
Peg verb - To arrange or assign according to type.
Watch
Watch verb - To keep one's eyes on.
How words are described
| original | original peg | original watch |
| small | small peg | small watch |
| entire | entire peg | entire watch |
| large | large peg | large watch |
| Other adjectives: spare, new, minor, last, previous. | ||
Common collocations
| series | peg series | watch series |
Both words in one sentence
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Married... with Children: In a similar vein, the episodes where Peggy is pregnant are a little uncomfortable to watch, knowing that Katey Segal's first pregnancy ended in a stillbirth and the entire "Peg is pregnant" story arc had to be rewritten as a dream Al had.
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Also The Golden Age of Piracy on the High Seas, when eyepatched and peg-legged buccaneers buried stolen gold, brandished cutlasses, tied up buxom, bodice-wearing maidens and then forced them to watch as their hapless boyfriends walked the plank.
Source: The Cavalier Years -
At the end of the second short, they tell us to watch them again, "Same Peg time, same Cat channel." A later Super Peg + Cat Guy short features the villainess Flatwoman, who's modeled on the show's take on Catwoman (which might be why Cat's attracted to her).
Source: Western Animation / Peg + Cat
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