Taking
Both words in one sentence
- A spouse who is constantly working late/taking long business trips, or always going out with their friends rather than staying home with their wife/husband (or taking them out instead).
Source: Good Adultery, Bad Adultery -
Though it was left ambiguous as to whether he was using poisoned Holy Water (the teams working theory) or if the victims were all actually possessed by "taking you with me" demons.
Source: Hollywood Exorcism - Taking the drug "shere" will prevent a probe from working long enough for the brain cells to die and become unreadable.
Source: Interrogating the Dead
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