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Definition of hammer
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hammer is as below...
Hammer
(n.) The
padded
mallet
of a
piano,
which
strikes
the
wires,
to
produce
the
tones..
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Snail
::
Snail (n.) A
spiral
cam, or a flat piece of metal of
spirally
curved
outline,
used for
giving
motion
to, or
changing
the
position
of,
another
part, as the
hammer
tail of a
striking
clock..
About-sledge
::
About-sledge
(n.) The
largest
hammer
used by
smiths.
Puddle-ball
::
Puddle-ball
(n.) The lump of pasty
wrought
iron as taken from the
puddling
furnace
to be
hammered
or
rolled.
Use
::
Use (v. t.) A stab of iron
welded
to the side of a
forging,
as a
shaft,
near the end, and
afterward
drawn down, by
hammering,
so as to
lengthen
the
forging..
Helve
::
Helve (n.) The lever at the end of which is the
hammer
head, in a forge
hammer..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. i.) To be busy
forming
anything;
to labor hard as if
shaping
something
with a
hammer.
Pianoforte
::
Pianoforte
(a.) A
well-known
musical
instrument
somewhat
resembling
the
harpsichord,
and
consisting
of a
series
of wires of
graduated
length,
thickness,
and
tension,
struck
by
hammers
moved by
keys..
Shape
::
Shape (n.) A
rolled
or
hammered
piece,
as a bar, beam, angle iron, etc.,
having
a cross
section
different
from
merchant
bar..
Tool
::
Tool (n.) An
instrument
such as a
hammer,
saw,
plane,
file, and the like, used in the
manual
arts, to
facilitate
mechanical
operations;
any
instrument
used by a
craftsman
or
laborer
at his work; an
implement;
as, the tools of a
joiner,
smith,
shoe-maker,
etc.; also, a
cutter,
chisel,
or other part of an
instrument
or
machine
that
dresses
work..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) The
handle
or helve of
certain
tools,
instruments,
etc., as a
hammer,
a whip, etc..
Hammerman
::
Hammerman
(n.) A
hammerer;
a
forgeman.
Yellowhammer
::
Yellowhammer
(n.) A
common
European
finch
(Emberiza
citrinella).
The color of the male is
bright
yellow
on the
breast,
neck, and sides of the head, with the back
yellow
and
brown,
and the top of the head and the tail
quills
blackish.
Called
also
yellow
bunting,
scribbling
lark, and
writing
lark..
Gong
::
Gong (n.) A flat
saucerlike
bell, rung by
striking
it with a small
hammer
which is
connected
with it by
various
mechanical
devices;
a
stationary
bell, used to sound calls or
alarms;
--
called
also gong
bell..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. t.) To form or forge with a
hammer;
to shape by
beating.
Repousse
::
Repousse
(a.)
Ornamented
with
patterns
in
relief
made by
pressing
or
hammering
on the
reverse
side; -- said of thin
metal,
or of a
vessel
made of thin
metal..
Raising
::
Raising
(n.) The
operation
of
embossing
sheet
metal,
or of
forming
it into
cup-shaped
or
hollow
articles,
by
hammering,
stamping,
or
spinning..
Forging
::
Forging
(n.) The act of
shaping
metal by
hammering
or
pressing.
Beetle
::
Beetle
(v. t.) A
machine
in which
fabrics
are
subjected
to a
hammering
process
while
passing
over
rollers,
as in
cotton
mills;
--
called
also
beetling
machine..
Tilting
::
Tilting
(n.) The
process
by which
blister
steel is
rendered
ductile
by being
forged
with a tilt
hammer.
Cock
::
Cock (v. t.) To draw the
hammer
of (a
firearm)
fully back and set it for
firing.
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