Pit and Score

Pit

Pit verb - Mark with a scar.

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Score and pit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Score" instead the word "Pit" as a verb or a noun.

Score verb - Make small marks into the surface of.

Usage example: score the clay before firing it

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Pit and score are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pit" instead the word "Score" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: scored, scoring, scorer, scoreless

old	old pit	old score
similar	similar pit	similar score
certain	certain pit	certain score
original	original pit	original score
Other adjectives: single, actual, entire, massive, great, huge, dark, new, next, different, creepy.

bunch	pit bunch	score bunch
way	pit way	score way

Although Howard Shore's score for Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005) was thrown out, Shore himself appears in the movie as the conductor of the pit orchestra for the Kong stage show.

Source: Creator Cameo
Far too many controllers have died at the hands of players who fell into a pit after a ten-minute level with a near perfect score.

Source: Rank Inflation
Additionally, anyone with an ounce of Genre Savvy will keep a close eye on the Roshan pit to score easy kills and Aegis snatches on Ursa if he tries to take Roshan.

Source: Video Game / Dota 2

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