ripsaw
rip-saw

The silence was numbing after the ripsaw sound of the gun.

The second day in the Alps is the big one, 180 kilometers long and a profile like a ripsaw.

The Ripsaw became a weekly publication on April 5, 2000.

He continued to record rockabilly for Ripsaw under that name for two years.

The Howe brothers started the Ripsaw as a small family project in 2000.

The Toddler began its ripsaw shriek when they stopped.

The Ripsaw is touted as the world's fastest dual tracked vehicle.

A ripsaw of static had chewed off the end of your remark.

The man cowered and trembled at Tom's ripsaw tone, even though not understanding a word.

While in Western, he published the first Ripsaw newspaper.

He was planning to write another novel, Ripsaw, following Chameleon.

Ten minutes later, at the most inconvenient time in the world, bar none, the Toddler began its ripsaw screaming.

Morrison produced the Ripsaw almost entirely by himself.

The sound is similar to a paper being ripped, and is believed to be the origin of the term ripsaw.

Personnel scoured the globe for human components that might be fitted into Ripsaw.

All of the Ripsaw material was later released on CDs.

With something to do- "We're Operation Ripsaw," said the general.

Ripsaw is situated in the 'Forbidden Valley' section of the park.

It stopped leaking and began a ripsaw scream that made the lighting fixtures tremble.

His assistants came back with a big map of Poland, and he sawed it in half with a ripsaw.

Half-muffled by the wind, it was the faint ripsaw noise of approaching motorcycles.

The final cut of a ripsaw is rough, and the wood usually has to be sanded to its final measurement.

To date, multiple prototype variants of the Ripsaw exist:

The Ripsaw returned in January of 1999.

"Make her mess officer; Ripsaw chow's rotten anyway."