Distorters [noun]

Then, tucking his heavy duty distorter under his arm, he turned toward the outer door.

Barra put the distorter back in its rack, looking disgustedly at the mess on the cushions.

And no shield would stand up under that heavy-duty distorter, even if Barra could only summon a minimum of power to operate it.

The man stood, slack-faced, still holding his distorter rod, but gradually allowing it to sag toward the ground.

Had he somehow managed to retain full consciousness of ego, even after being reduced by a distorter beam?

Our own faithful, copper-fastened distorter of facial beauty set down in Mr. Furniss's black art what he had seen and did know.

His distorter staff, Barra noted, was a plain rod, tipped by a small jewel.

Then, in complete privacy, a distorter beam had made neat disposition of them.

They would be ready for him with everything from Distorter screens to Kellys.

So doing, we must use language to enlighten the mind, not as the instrument of the studied innuendo and distorter of truth.