Throwaway
Throwaway adjective - Intended to be thrown away after use.
Wanted
Wanted adjective - Desired or wished for or sought.
Usage example: a wanted criminal
Both words in one sentence
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Throwaway Country: The town of Arklow was where Galvin wanted to setup the portable derailer.
Source: Film / Unstoppable -
Arguably the Trope Maker for "Facecam = intoxicated." Hidden Depths: Tony the Mook is apparently familiar with William Blake poetry, as evidenced by a throwaway comment about how he wanted to buy a tiger.
Source: Film / Mean Streets
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