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Best way of saying “Guns in position!”?
Other way of saying “with his/her back facing me.”Another way to say “is not best addressed”Annoyed that new way to do something is broken and have to go back to perfectly good old wayWhat do you call this sitting pose or position that sad or depressed people adopt?“Jumping” over a person’s position who is of higher rankIs there a word or phrase for teaching someone a bad thing?Using “reason for” without using “having” after “for”A fancier way of saying, “I'm not a fan of…”Expression for willing to take on extra work loadA better way of saying “inventions are invented”
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For example, a commander giving the order to his squad to get in firing position. "Guns ready!" or something? I feel like there is a cooler way to write it.
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For example, a commander giving the order to his squad to get in firing position. "Guns ready!" or something? I feel like there is a cooler way to write it.
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Ready, aim, fire. Is the quintessential order of commands.
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For example, a commander giving the order to his squad to get in firing position. "Guns ready!" or something? I feel like there is a cooler way to write it.
phrase-requests
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For example, a commander giving the order to his squad to get in firing position. "Guns ready!" or something? I feel like there is a cooler way to write it.
phrase-requests
phrase-requests
asked 9 mins ago
xiilieaxiiliea
165
asked 9 mins ago
xiilieaxiiliea
165
asked 9 mins ago
xiilieaxiiliea
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asked 9 mins ago
xiilieaxiiliea
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asked 9 mins ago
xiilieaxiiliea
165
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Ready, aim, fire. Is the quintessential order of commands.
– Jim
9 secs ago
add a comment |
Ready, aim, fire. Is the quintessential order of commands.
– Jim
9 secs ago
Ready, aim, fire. Is the quintessential order of commands.
– Jim
9 secs ago
Ready, aim, fire. Is the quintessential order of commands.
– Jim
9 secs ago
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