to zap

More doctors are trying to zap away the worst damage, beaming radiofrequency energy down the throat to burn off precancerous cells.

It has proven difficult to rearm the metal plates from batteries fast enough to zap the second charge of a tandem warhead.

But swimming, for me, seems to zap a bad mood more efficiently than even running.

Supposed to filter out pornography, it seems to zap innocent bystanders too, such as the cartoon character Garfield.

You can roam all you want within the field, but once you hit the electric fence it is going to zap you.

If I am going to zap my problem, I must translate my frustrations into clear-cut technical terms.

When he is underneath the energy trap, charge up the orb to zap him!

Barnes-Jewish Hospital, where the operation took place, is the third hospital in the country to zap brain tumors with lasers.

These images are sure to zap you in case you haven't seen these earlier.

Many people with severe heart failure already have defibrillators to zap their hearts if they suffer a rhythm problem.

Usinglasers to "zap" fat, however, is a relatively new concept.

Forgetabout a vigorous workout, or lasers to zap your fat.

You just need to zap the person that zapped you in the past.