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blowtorch

[bloh-tawrch] / ˈbloʊˌtɔrtʃ /


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The thief then used a blowtorch to open a display case holding 13 pounds of gold nuggets from Bolivia, Russia, Guyana, Australia and the U.S., making off with an estimated $1.73 million in gold.

From The Wall Street Journal

The gang had ruptured the lorry's fuel tank and there was a blowtorch near by, he said.

From BBC

Blasting cockroaches - with blowtorches or homemade flamethrowers - have emerged as a novel way of getting rid of house pests, made popular by videos on social media.

From BBC

Also discovered at the scene were blowtorches, three knives and a pair of scissors.

From BBC

Knives, blowtorches and scissors were also found at the scene.

From BBC