Put on
Put on adjective - Adopted in order to deceive.
Both terms in one sentence
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Occurs in the 12th episode of Ookami Kakushi when one girl's grandfather who just put on quite a badass display, asks someone to call an ambulance because he strained his hip.
Source: Face Fault - When ADV Films didn't follow up on this, Jessica's contract was terminated, her voice was left strained and her career was put on hold.
- To some, Galaxy of Fear was much improved after Army of Terror, when the Big Bad of the first six books was defeated and the formula changed - also, in the subsequent books DV-9 had been Put on a Bus and the relationship between Hoole and the kids was much less strained.
Source: Growing The Beard / Literature
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