Stuff
Warrant
Warrant noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
How words are described
| old | old stuff | old warrant |
| special | special stuff | special warrant |
| nasty | nasty stuff | nasty warrant |
| new | new stuff | new warrant |
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- That's why you give him a warrant, so he can kindly tell the pasty faced ensign to bugger off, this is grownup stuff.
Source: Useful Notes / Common Ranks -
It turns out there's enough detail in the environments to warrant you actually needing to see what stuff you can interact with and what you can't.
- He gets a fair amount of Throw the Dog a Bone moments, but examining his past makes one wonder just how much his family must have pissed God off to warrant the stuff he goes through.
Source: The Chew Toy / Anime and Manga
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