Object

• dulcimer: My mom plays classical piano and conga drums and hammer dulcimer and autoharp.

• nail: Partly this may be a matter of teaching useful skills - how to hold a fork or hammer a nail.

• coin: Considering this we now had a chance of finding a hammered coin or early artifact.

Preposition: on

• anvil: Fx: Hammer on anvil Bloodnok: You filthy swine!

Adjective modifier

• pneumatic: The main source of dust was from pneumatic hammers and at the time there was no known way of protecting against this.

• geological: Indiana Gary ( of Tilley hat fame ) also returned with his pockets full of the products of the swinging of his geological hammer.

Converse of object

• wield: And yet, to wield a hammer to a war-plane carries a sentence of ten years in an Irish prison.

Modifies a noun

• sorter: We played with the happy street, the hammer shape sorter for a bit, some chase.

• toe: A " hammer toe " may occur at the 2nd toe.

• blow: A year later, the ailing town was dealt another hammer blow with the outbreak of an epidemic of plague.

• drill: A pair of Black & Decker hammer drills were used to drill holes for 8mm stud anchors.

• beam: The original hammer beam ceiling dating from 1908 will be revealed.

Preposition: in

• nail: He's shown me how to saw wood and how to hammer in the nails properly.

Noun used with modifier

• sledge: A light tap with a 7lb sledge hammer remedied the fault!

• claw: A claw hammer is probably the best for general DIY.

• lump: Thankfully it was thin enough to yield to the lump hammer.

• steam: It was at this point the Atlantic breaker hit the surf board with the force of a steam hammer.

• jack: It would probably be worth hiring a jack hammer for the job.

• tilt: He may have seen this water driven tilt hammer used for crushing metal ore in Yorkshire.