Usage of "irish screwdriver"

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Tool meant to deliver an impact to an object.

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Examples for "hammer"

A new solitary writing technique helped hammer home the new Nails sound. 
 The Guardian 

But several pre-1950s Oscars have gone under the hammer in recent years. 
 Reuters 

Financial shares continued to come under the hammer on the Dublin market. 
 The Irish Times 

Too often it has taken a hammer and chisel to excavate words. 
 The Irish Times 

EU officials warn that such deals usually take years to hammer out. 
 The South African 

At year end, the opposition was still hammering the Government over it. 
 Radio NZ 

This is similar to the case currently hammering confidence in Deutsche Bank. 
 The Guardian 

A great match, a hammering, a humiliation, said the cover of Sport. 
 The Guardian 

Having survived, West Ham made sure to punish with Cresswell hammering home. 
 The Guardian 

A mid-summer hammering in the local elections concentrated minds within both parties. 
 The Irish Times 

And, since war hammers weren't welcome at public events, Hoggles was unarmed. 
 Logos Run 

Vic's single scene appearance further hammers in this belief vs. reality concept. 
 Ebony 

Their weapons of choice tended to be war hammers and battle axes. 
 Bones of the Dragon 

Over the low grumble of the engine he heard hammers at work. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

The thud of big wooden sledge hammers driving in the tent stakes. 
 Joe Strong the Boy Fire-Eater; Or, The Most Dangerous Performanc... 

Translations for irish screwdriver

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Meanings of irish screwdriver in English