Lubricate the pivot points on pliers, snips, shears and pincers with a few drops of lightweight machine oil.
Then the calipers, a fierce-looking pair of pincers with a gauge attached, grab the flesh being held between the fingers, measuring its thickness.
In the treatment of cooties, an administrator inserts fingers into each corner of the four-cornered device, forming pincers with which to repeatedly claw at the infected party.
"I want to help get kids out of the cycle of drinking and that whole path," Mr. Marcus said after laying down a large set of pincers with which he had just placed a bowl into a firing oven.
As they moved closer to the city, forces led by two commanders, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum and Gen. Ostad Atta Muhammad, split into pincers with one group moving from the east toward the military airport and the main force approaching from the south.
Your Grindr notification goes off and you rub your pincers with glee while thinking a one-word thought: "Score!" But then you see that it's from a guy who looks like the hindquarters of bad luck.
Surgery was performed on the four experimental groups by clamping the left sciatic nerve for 60 s using pincers with 2 mm width; complete crush was confirmed by the presence of a translucent band across the nerve.
He tried instead to divide the enemy forces in several locations, as he did during the Crossing of the Andes, and trap the royalists with a pincer movement with either reinforcements of the Army of the North from the South or the army of Simón Bolívar from the North.
Sometimes, the threats come like pincer movements with all angles covered.
