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Definition of hammer
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Hammer
(v. i.) To
strike
repeated
blows,
literally
or
figuratively..
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Monkey
::
Monkey
(n.) The
weight
or
hammer
of a pile
driver,
that is, a very heavy mass of iron,
which,
being
raised
on high, falls on the head of the pile, and
drives
it into the
earth;
the
falling
weight
of a drop
hammer
used in
forging..
Gladeye
::
Gladeye
(n.) The
European
yellow-hammer.
Clinkstone
::
Clinkstone
(n.) An
igneous
rock of
feldspathic
composition,
lamellar
in
structure,
and
clinking
under the
hammer.
See
Phonolite..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. t.) To form in the mind; to shape by hard
intellectual
labor;
--
usually
with out.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. i.) To hit; to
collide;
to dush; to
clash;
as, a
hammer
strikes
against
the bell of a
clock..
Forge
::
Forge (n.) A place or
establishment
where iron or other
metals
are
wrought
by
heating
and
hammering;
especially,
a
furnace,
or a shop with its
furnace,
etc., where iron is
heated
and
wrought;
a
smithy..
Bucker
::
Bucker
(n.) A
broad-headed
hammer
used in
bucking
ore.
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..
Bell-faced
::
Bell-faced
(a.)
Having
the
striking
surface
convex;
-- said of
hammers.
Hammerhead
::
Hammerhead
(n.) A
fresh-water
fish; the
stone-roller.
Improvise
::
Improvise
(v. t.) To
invent,
or
provide,
offhand,
or on the spur of the
moment;
as, he
improvised
a
hammer
out of a
stone..
Pickaxe
::
Pickaxe
(n.) A pick with a point at one end, a
transverse
edge or blade at the
other,
and a
handle
inserted
at the
middle;
a
hammer
with a
flattened
end for
driving
wedges
and a
pointed
end for
piercing
as it
strikes..
Raising
::
Raising
(n.) The
operation
of
embossing
sheet
metal,
or of
forming
it into
cup-shaped
or
hollow
articles,
by
hammering,
stamping,
or
spinning..
Double-faced
::
Double-faced
(a.)
Having
two faces
designed
for use; as, a
double-faced
hammer..
Disintegrate
::
Disintegrate
(v. t.) To
separate
into
integrant
parts;
to
reduce
to
fragments
or to
powder;
to break up, or cause to fall to
pieces,
as a rock, by blows of a
hammer,
frost,
rain, and other
mechanical
or
atmospheric
influences..
Upset
::
Upset (v. t.) To
shorten
(a tire) in the
process
of
resetting,
originally
by
cutting
it and
hammering
on the
ends..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. i.) To be busy
forming
anything;
to labor hard as if
shaping
something
with a
hammer.
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..
Hammerkop
::
Hammerkop
(n.) A bird of the Heron
family;
the
umber.
Kevel
::
Kevel (n.) A stone
mason's
hammer.
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