2. (colloquial).—Hammer-shaped: i.e., long and narrow in the head.

1865. Dickens, Our Mutual Friend, i., 9. Mr. Boffin’s equipage

consisted of a long hammer-headed old horse, formerly used in the

business ... a driver being added in the person of a long

hammer-headed young man.

Hammering, subs. (pugilistic and colloquial).—1. A beating; excessive

punishment (q.v.).

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