Put
Put verb - To change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situation.
Usage example: put the words of his patriotic poem to the tune of a well-known drinking song
Both words in one sentence
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In the 3DS remake, Goron Link also nearly does one when he finds that playing the Goron's Lullaby put not only put the Goron Elder's son to sleep, but all the other Gorons nearby as well.
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The remake was well received, despite the somewhat polarizing new look: as one reviewer put it, there's just something wrong about wanting to give Guts Man a big hug.
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The prizes put for sale are two Treasure Charts, a Piece of Heart, Joy Pendants and (only in the HD remake) a Swift Sail.
Source: Auction
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