microwave

Microwave "pain rays" and acoustic crowd dispersal weapons already exist.

The Army suggests that laser, microwave or acoustic weapons are the answer.

He told the cops about the “microwave machine” whose “vibrations” kept him from being able to sleep.

He was on an assignment in Newport when he called the police to report the voices and the big microwave machine.

After a redesign last year, the toy now heats up like a traditional oven and looks more like a microwave.

The microwave -- which always reeked of popcorn and spilled soup -- was right in there, on top of the miniature fridge.

It's like a searchlight beam or a microwave beam, and it stays the same size like a pipe.

A tiny auto-beacon in its nose was set to send microwave signals at ten-second intervals.

This chitin diaphragm picks up the microwave like our ears pick up sound.

He used his microwave generator—which at short enough range would short-circuit anything—upon the apparatus in the kiosk.