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vise

[vahys] / vaɪs /
NOUN
clamp
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That relief vanished a moment later when I spotted Salzburg clutching Regan’s arm in a vise grip.

From Literature

When she contracted Asian flu, the virus paralyzed her with “a vise cluster of migraines.”

From Los Angeles Times

The risk: “It will further tighten the fiscal vise,” Gourinchas writes.

From Barron's

State Legislatures are caught in a legal vise.

From The Wall Street Journal

An examination of the tightening vise in which Jews in the Netherlands—whether German-Jewish refugees like the Franks or longtime residents—found themselves is hampered, again, by storytelling problems.

From The Wall Street Journal