Associations to the word «Hammered»
Noun
- Anvil
- Cymbal
- Fist
- Nail
- Coinage
- Copper
- Musket
- Banjo
- Volley
- Mandolin
- Peg
- Spike
- Scabbard
- Rourke
- Typewriter
- Crossbow
- Lute
- Belisarius
- Pulse
- Sheet
- Sharpe
- Hoove
- Groin
- Hammer
- Forge
- Blows
- Sledge
- Butt
- Pounding
- Bullet
- Bulkhead
- Hilt
- Axe
- Plank
- Splinter
- Recoil
- Nimitz
- Fissure
- Metal
- Tin
- Thud
- Hinge
- Blade
- Canister
- Wedge
- Harp
- Barricade
- Torrent
- Attacker
- Percussion
- Jewellery
- Ringing
- Brilliance
- Shield
- Spence
- Iron
- Skull
- Bolt
- Blacksmith
- Compulsion
- Concussion
- Helm
- Medusa
- Pounder
- Stake
- Nozzle
- Chest
- Rib
- Knuckle
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
HAMMERED, adjective. Having been hit with a hammer or hammer-like object.
HAMMERED, adjective. (slang) Drunk; inebriated.
HAMMERED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of hammer
HAMMERED DULCIMER, noun. (musical instrument) A type of dulcimer whose metal strings are stretched over a trapezoidal sounding board that has two bridges, one bass and one treble, set on a stand and played with small mallet-like hammers.
HAMMERED DULCIMERIST, noun. Someone who plays the hammered dulcimer.
HAMMERED DULCIMERISTS, noun. Plural of hammered dulcimerist
HAMMERED DULCIMERS, noun. Plural of hammered dulcimer
Dictionary definition
HAMMERED, adjective. Shaped or worked with a hammer and often showing hammer marks; "a bowl of hammered brass".
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