power saw

¹

noun

1. a saw driven by a motor.

power-saw

²

[pou-er-saw]

verb (used with object)

power-sawed, power-sawed, power-sawn, power-sawing. 

1. to cut with a power saw.

Word History and Origins

Origin of power saw¹

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

Littler's checkouts were at 42.9% but his scoring power saw him secure a third night win of the season.

From BBC

Searching through the remnants of his old tools - from a power saw to antique hand tools - Mr Michell said material things can be replaced.

From BBC

She delighted in a scene in which she used a power saw and in the one in which she drove the maple tree through all that glass.

From New York Times

But her first year in power saw a big jump in the numbers of people who arrived on Italy’s shores, with about 160,000 last year.

From Seattle Times

The court also heard from Loris Bertoliatti, representing the Museum of Far Eastern Art, who said damage caused by a power saw, sledgehammer and crowbar cost the institution millions.

From BBC