Similar words: revise, devise, advise, advised, supervise, deviser, adviser, revised. Meaning: [vaɪs] 
n. a holding device attached to a workbench; has two jaws to hold workpiece firmly in place.
n. a holding device attached to a workbench; has two jaws to hold workpiece firmly in place. 
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(1) He usually has a cigar vised in his teeth.
(2) He carefully places the sliver into a miniature vise.
(3) Clamp the starter in a vise.
(4) Grip a piece of wood in a vise.
(5) Invert the differential case in the vise.
(6) May I take a print of your vise?
(7) Work banishes those great evils: boredom, vise and poverty.
(8) More than 400 the vise of these educational advising centers are located around the world.
(9) The old man's fists closed like a vise, and his chest heaved with suppressed rage.
(10) The vise ( parallel - jaw vice ) is available to all of the bench work.
(11) Unclamp the shaft from the vise and slide off the top bearing.
(12) Screw the vise tighter.
(13) The scored jaws of a vise help it bite the work.
(14) By the way, may I see your vise and passport, please ?
(15) Place the entire steering knuckle assembly in a vise and re - drill using the # Q drill bit.
(16) The carpenter held the piece of wood in a vise.
(17) Duvall had just glued the joints of the chair and was tightening a vise to hold them in place.
(18) As the investigation continued into June, Dunlap could feel the vise tighten, squeezing out any possibility of hope.
(19) Virture can remedy the defect in one's wisdom and never vise versa.
(20) Just insert axle into one of the three precision - machined openings and tighten in a bench vise.
(21) The higher the cross-link degree, the tighter the mesh structure(sentencedict.com/vise.html), and vise versa. Mesh size deter mines the molecular range at which the isolated material could enter into the internal gel freely.
(22) Committeeman of Academic Committee of the Palace Museum, Director of Chinese Society of Archeology, Vise President of Chinese Ancient Porcelain Research Association.
(23) It is to shape and firm the body without a bulky lining or a vise - like girdle.
(24) Selling Countrywide gets Mr. Mozilo out of a tightening financial vise.
(25) Some 9 year olds can be just as smart or smarter than 14 and vise versa.
(26) Joints are more easily opened, when one end is secured in a vise.
(27) The surface of the table is cut with T slots so that workholding devices such as the vise can be clamped to them.
(28) If you lose control of your drinking, you lose control of your partying, vise versa 31.
(29) Do Mutalisk attacks bounce from air to ground and vise versa?
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