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Meanings of mallet in English
A light drumstick with a rounded head that is used to strike such percussion instruments as chimes, kettledrums, marimbas, glockenspiels, etc.
Usage of mallet in English
1
And I waved my mallet in the air with a graceful gaiety.
2
Finally one of the sailors rose with a mallet in his hand.
3
The gear in question is this mallet-head from Milwaukee-based bike peddlers Eighth-Inch.
4
One man with a sword would make short work of his mallet.
5
These required driving in with a wooden mallet and a correct eye.
6
Taking up the mallet, she struck the gong fair in the middle.
7
Your weapons range from a six-shooter to a mallet to a shield.
8
By its side lay a stone mallet perfect also in its finish.
9
She hit it with a mallet, and everyone paused for a moment.
10
Then he thumped to the floor, the mallet flying from his hand.
11
A second time Thor let fly at the giant with his mallet.
12
The mallet had been superseded by some heavier instrument-ofiron this time.
13
The mallet went flying and Nish's whole arm began to go numb.
14
And what had the Sudanese with the mallet to do with it?
15
Awoke to sounds like some one hitting a board with a mallet.
16
Then he flung the mallet behind him with a whispered, terrified cry.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common