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hammer onto

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hammer something onto something and hammer something on
to pound something onto something. I hammered the lid onto the paint can. She hammered on the lid very tightly.
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He carried out the brutal attack, said Mr Linehan, repeatedly crashing the hammer onto the victims heads.
He contacted the city council last summer after a friend's son accidentally cracked his old bathtub by dropping a hammer onto it.
 
 
 
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