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power saw
1noun
- a saw driven by a motor.
power-saw
2[ pou-er-saw ]
verb (used with object)
, pow·er-sawed, pow·er-sawed or pow·er-sawn, pow·er-saw·ing.
- to cut with a power saw.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of power saw1
First recorded in 1955–60
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Example Sentences
Smugglers wielding demolition tools and power saws have been cutting through at particularly high rates along that span, according to agents, requiring frequent repairs.
From Washington Post
Then Power saw that he had been using a bundle of newspapers as a cushion.
From Project Gutenberg
A power-saw was set in the end of the shed, a grinding mill in the granary, and a fodder-cutter in the forage barn.
From Project Gutenberg
And he remembered feeding the trunk of that very tree into the power saw for lumber.
From Project Gutenberg
Lea was standing by the body when he came back, holding up the small power saw with a rotary blade.
From Project Gutenberg
Rulers greedy of power saw in their mind's eye an increase of their possessions.
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