blowtorch

This is most likely because many in SEO started taking a metaphorical blowtorch to their content instead of a scalpel.

Firefighters from nearby towns had to chip away at the chocolate with shovels, and even resorted to burning it off with blowtorches.

In a gas stove, a powerful broiler resembles something more like a very handy flamethrower or blowtorch.

He has delivered a tragicomic moral blowtorch worthy of Swift.

Inspired, they sent Trinquier's book, La guerre moderne (“Modern Warfare”), to CIA agent Robert “Blowtorch Bob” Komer.

If you put a frying pan in water, you could put a blowtorch on the other side and it won't make any difference.

Mostly things like hacksaws and an electric drill, and a circular scar where a blowtorch had been sitting.

Heat the cement with a blowtorch and apply it to the bruised parts.

We can play a blowtorch over Harper's suit and any poison will be burned away.

"He's probably gone to find a blowtorch to shave with," Zircon rumbled.

A lot of cable to fit, and no blowtorch, and you tell me we can manage!