tool for hitting things, consisting of a heavy metal or wooden head and a handle

A tool with a heavy iron or steel head and a handle, used for striking or pounding.

to hammer into shape or temper metal; to forge

Literally meaning to set the tone of a gong with a single hammer blow; used to describe making a final decision or a closing statement that settles a matter once and for all.

A hammer with a large, heavy head, often used in mining, road construction, or blacksmithing; a sledge.

Originally referring to the process of forging iron into steel, this idiom describes writing or a piece of art that has been revised and polished many times to achieve perfection.

the metal head of a hammer

A tool used for spinning cotton or wool into yarn or thread; it is typically made of wood or iron and shaped like a rod that is thicker in the middle and tapered at both ends.

An ancient weapon consisting of one or two metal balls connected by a long iron chain.

a short-sighted, one-off business transaction that ignores long-term consequences; an all-out attempt where success or failure rests on a single action

A forging machine that uses compressed air to drive a hammer head; air hammer

A machinery used for driving piles or forging, powered by high-pressure steam.

a hammer used for driving in or pulling out nails; a claw hammer

a small hammer or mallet designed to be used with one hand; drumstick

A forging machine that uses a powered hammer head to strike metal workpieces, using kinetic energy to cause plastic deformation and shape the material

The spindle-shaped structure formed by fiber-like material during cell division that pulls chromosomes toward opposite poles.

The sliding metal weight used on a manual scale or steelyard to balance and measure the weight of an object. Also called a [[秤砣|秤砣|cheng4 tuo2]].

A forging machine or pile driver that uses steam or compressed air to drive a hammer; also called [[汽锤|汽錘|qi4 chui2]]

a cone-shaped lead weight attached to a string used by builders and carpenters to determine a vertical line; plummet

malleus or hammer bone of the middle ear; the tiny hammer-shaped bone in the ear that transmits sound vibrations to the other ear bones

a stick used for playing a drum

A machine that uses compressed air to drive a hammer head for forging or pounding; also called [[空气锤|空氣錘|kong1 qi4 chui2]]

The handle of the hammer bone in the middle ear, which connects the ear ossicles [[听小骨|聽小骨|ting1 xiao3 gu3]] to the eardrum [[鼓膜|鼓膜|gu3 mo2]].

a hammer or tool that is powered by compressed air

a traditional Chinese opera play set in the Song dynasty involving the battle of Zhuxian Town

the hand game of rock-paper-scissors

(slang) solid proof or irrefutable evidence, especially regarding online rumors or celebrity scandals

hammer with a forked end for removing nails

(slang) to demand proof of what one believes to be an unfounded accusation only to have irrefutable evidence duly supplied; specifically used when a person's request for evidence backfires by producing evidence that proves their guilt.

maraca; a percussion instrument filled with seeds or dried beans that is shaken to make a sound

a weight attached to a string used to determine a vertical line

an electric rotary hammer used for drilling into hard materials like concrete or stone

hammer with one side of the head split for pulling nails

a hammer with a flat striking face on one side and a curved, forked end for removing nails on the other

a metal mace used as a weapon

a type of jing (painted face) role in Chinese opera that emphasizes singing ability over martial arts or acrobatics; named after the character [[徐延昭|徐延昭|xu2 yan2 zhao1]] who carries a bronze mace

to strike with a hammer, mallet, or similar tool; the act of doing so

a hammerhead shark; any of several shark species with a distinctive hammer-shaped head

the strike or impact of a hammer; a blow with a hammer

Quake; a popular series of first-person shooter video games