Shot
Shot adjective - Varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles.
Both words in one sentence
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Carl works himself up to kill the senator, only to have the junkie (who's wired up and bouncing around) jump into the line of fire and get shot instead.
- In "The Long, Cold Dark", after Frank had captured his nemesis Barracuda, shot, beaten and electrocuted him* His balls, specifically, wired to a car battery.
Source: You Have Got to Be Kidding Me! - Also, the Excelsior's warp engines only glow in original (i.e., "shot for the show") footage, as a new model's being used — although the nacelles of the movie model were wired to glow, they didn't.
Source: Historical In-Joke
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