hammered
/ˈhæmərd/
adjective
- Shaped or decorated by being struck with a hammer, especially metalwork.
- She bought a hammered copper bowl at the craft fair.
- He admired the hammered texture of the silver tray.
- The hammered finish on the bracelet gave it a rustic look.
- Very drunk or heavily intoxicated (informal).
- After three beers, he was completely hammered.
- She got hammered at the party and couldn't walk straight.
- They warned him not to get hammered before the exam.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of hammer: to hit or strike repeatedly with a hammer or similar tool.
- He hammered the nail into the wall to hang the picture.
- They hammered the fence posts into the ground.
- She hammered the metal until it was flat and smooth.