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crowbar

noun as in iron lever

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“He wants to put a crowbar in the spokes of our wheels within a nanosecond,” Newsom said.

The man is seen holding up an assault weapon and what appears to be a yellow metal crowbar with his other hand.

The thieves are then seen using a crowbar to force open the glass door before entering the store and then chaining the machine to the car to pull it out.

Investigations found Reed's DNA on items around the victim's home, including on a black crowbar and two blue disposable gloves containing the victim's blood.

From BBC

“Free, Free Palestine,” protesters chanted, as law enforcement officers broke open a door with a crowbar and entered the building.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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