hammer away



hammer away

v.
1. To pound on something with loud, repeated blows: The kids hammered away at the door until I let them in.
2. To work at something with determination for an extended period: We hammered away on our proposal all night.
3. To talk about something to an excessive and tedious degree: The committee hammered away at the same subject for hours.
See also: away, hammer

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Anacletus-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Scevola-Italian
Proserpina-Roman Mythology
Winnie['wini:]
Cristianakree-STYAH-nah (Italian)Italian, Portuguese
MÁRk-Hungarian