limb

It was as if Martin, himself, were being torn limb from limb.

They were leisurely enough for Mr Verloc to recognise the limb and the weapon.

If wrong had chanced to her, I would have rent you where you stand, limb from limb.

Yet if I had caught him again I would have strung him up to the first limb.

Failing in that, it generally shears off a limb before it sheers away.

On the contrary, I have often risked life and limb to save those who were in trouble.'

Poor dear Misfortune, I wish it were in my power to add an inch of my limb to hers.

If ever he praised a limb, a tint, a contour, it was solely from the artistic point of view.

Constance, on the morrow of Maurice's sudden death, was like one who has just lost a limb.

And Snip did go at him, as if he would "tear him limb from limb," as the story-books say.