bulldozer

Prosaically, a bulldozer lowered its wide blade some fifty yards from the ship.

The bulldozer was teetering at the edge of the cliff as he saw it, right above him.

A bulldozer stood abandoned on it, brand-new and in perfect order, with the smell of gasoline and oil about it.

He reached the bulldozer and turned south, and at long last reached the highway.

Mijok saw; he changed the course of his attack, a bulldozer aiming at a new clump of brush.

The burrow had been excavated by lemmings on a mound of earth thrown up by a bulldozer.

Even the section their ship stood on was part of the crater, he saw, with an Earth bulldozer working on it.

One specimen was unearthed from the bank of a small muddy stream by a bulldozer.

There was screaming everywhere now, and more bodies on the floor, and the press from behind was as relentless as a bulldozer.

There was nothing wrong with his command of whatever language it was, but there seemed to be no word for bulldozer.