Home Security Devices

noun a portable device used to project a long controllable stream of fire

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• The military used a flamethrower to clear out enemy bunkers.
• I heard they used a flamethrower to get rid of the wasp nest in the backyard.
• That car is so fast, it's like a flamethrower on wheels!
• Her words were like a flamethrower, burning through all of his excuses.

noun an act or instance of intruding; an unwelcome interruption or invasion

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• The company's security system detected an intrusion attempt on their network.
• I heard there was an intrusion at the party last night, but everything turned out okay.
• Yo, did you see that intrusion on the livestream? It was wild!
• Her intrusive thoughts kept her up at night, causing a constant feeling of unease.

noun a short crowbar used for forcing doors and windows

verb to force open (a door or window) with a jimmy

• Jimmy is a diligent employee who always meets deadlines.
• I heard Jimmy got a promotion at work, good for him!
• Jimmy is a cool dude, always down for a good time.
• The storm hit the town like Jimmy's temper, fast and fierce.

noun a device that allows parents to remotely listen to or watch their baby in another room

• The baby monitor allows parents to keep an eye on their child from another room.
• I always have the baby monitor on so I can hear if my baby wakes up.
• I'll just bring the baby monitor with me so we can keep tabs on the little one.
• The security cameras act as a baby monitor for the entire building, ensuring safety at all times.