vise

IPA: vˈaɪs

(US) An instrument consisting of two jaws, closing by a screw, lever, cam, or the like, for holding work, as in filing.
A surname.

To clamp with or as with a vise.
Alternative form of visé [(transitive, archaic) To examine and endorse (a passport, etc.); to visa.]

Examples of "vise" in Sentences

Putting relationships through that vise is simply cruel.
Freshwater: Tightening the vise is the next entry in this blog.
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Winchester Shooting Products 'new deluxe gun vise is a must for anyone who's serious about gun maintenance.
Yes | No | Report from matt wasson wrote 2 weeks 3 days ago it also works as a great tool when a vise is not available ..
Performance vise, is it wise to use ASP Session ID. .as it may consume a lot of memory, resources. .or create custom Session.
Looking at the rifle in the vise from the side, they might also not be in alignment in the up and down direction with the same result.
He is also to be commended for bringing to notice the musical celebrities of the race and giving them their station in the line of musical artists, and at the same time fixed their names, their abilities, their triumphs in the cold reality of type, which might well be termed vise of facts.
On the other side of the vise are the constraints that they have in the environment that get in the way of them successfully addressing the business needs-legacy infrastructure and applications and antiquated methods of managing the infrastructure that make it difficult to be responsive to change, or people with the skills that won't serve modern technology's needs or environments.