blowlamp BrE
blowtorch AmE
blow torch AmE

The thing to do is put the blowtorch on them.

It was like a blowtorch to my arms and legs.

His last comment, it seemed, had been something of a blowtorch.

Then, before she could do anything, a blowtorch fired up inside her.

"It's almost as if someone took a blowtorch to the leaves."

He left the kitchen for a moment, carrying a blowtorch.

Without a blowtorch he could not return through the snakes.

He came back in a moment with a mechanic's blowtorch.

Not heat, our temperature would be like a blowtorch to them.

The heat came off the high desert ahead of them like a blowtorch.

At the Goodman, however, the heat could be coming from a blowtorch.

What are the sparks that you see coming out from a blowtorch?

The old man was using a blowtorch on the garden gate.

At times, the picture seems to have been edited with a blowtorch.

He opened a cabinet inside the room and took out a blowtorch.

Blowtorch was originally released as an action figure in 1984.

Here and there is a tool - a blowtorch, a table saw.

But that said, you will find the blowtorch a wonder tool.

Give that man a cigar and a blowtorch to light it with!

It was while working there that he formulated the idea of the blowtorch.

He gave the blowtorch a quick blast for added effect.

"Even though the Kurd took a blowtorch to the general."

The Blowtorch was just that, best to stay out of the flame path.

But anyone else would need at least a blowtorch.

His administration has taken a blowtorch to the environment.

Always have a fire extinguisher handy when working with a blowlamp.

Under the blowlamp of the sun assassins were too tired to kill.

The purple night of the high desert evaporated under its blowlamp glare.

He became aware of someone else looking at him, their gaze playing across his face like a blowlamp on a lolly.

The blowlamp is ancient in origin as a tool of gold and silversmiths.

To improve performance, the underside of the woks are often heated with a blowlamp before the race.

With capillary fittings, you can use a blowlamp to melt the solder.

Prepare the blowlamp and the electrical machine for further examination in case it should be necessary.'

In the UK the older, kerosene-fuelled, type was called a blowlamp.

If you accidentally caused a fire with your blowlamp, you would be covered by the fire section.

The first known blowlamp patent is from France and is dated January 7, 1791.

For soldered capillary fittings, a blowlamp is necessary.

A blowlamp or hot air blower.

The use of a blowlamp to kill dry rot by applying heat to the surface of affected areas was popular at one time.

Then he started his patient journey back to where Gala was sitting at the corner of the desk on which Krebs had left the blowlamp.

As well as illumination, the Wells light was also used where a large portable blowlamp was required for heating.

After relentless propaganda, the mob's instinctive rage can be "switched from one object to another like the flame of a blowlamp.

The Wells light was a typical blowlamp in principle, consisting of a floor-standing fuel tank with the burner on a tall post above it.

The term 'blowlamp' usually refers to liquid-fuelled torches, and is still used in the UK.

Stenning was there with Fleming, a lighted blowlamp in his hand; they were labouring to get the starboard engine under way.

Now the sun was a blowlamp nailed to the sky, and the only difference between the sand and red-hot ash was the colour.

The little wizard was wearing the psychic equivalent of three feet of tempered steel and it was being melted like butter under a blowlamp.

He couldn't help noticing, now, how her voice was changing with each sentence as the veneer of upbringing burned away under the blowlamp of heredity.

When Nostradamus only got 1 out of the 3 of his predictions correct, a barbecue of cress was burnt with a blowlamp.

Il-54 "Blowlamp" supersonic bomber prototype, 1955.