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hammer on

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hammer on someone or something
to pound on someone or something. The cop hammered on the poor man over and over. Sharon hammered on the door for a long time.
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Everyone turned round and peered at the pathway which wound across the plain below, along which was indeed walking, at his own huge stride and with a hammer on his shoulder, Simeon the smith.
Like all the men of our horde, when they were angry or were trying to make themselves angry, he stopped now and again to hammer on his chest with his fist.
The first beat of the hammer on the bell awoke me from my dreams.
 
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