hammered

US /ˈhæm.ɚd/
UK /ˈhæm.ɚd/
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1.

drunk

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He got completely hammered at the party last night.
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After a few beers, she was pretty hammered.
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drunkintoxicatedinebriatedwastedplastered
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severely defeated or beaten

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Our team got completely hammered in the final game.
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The stock market was hammered by the news.
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defeatedbeatencrushedtrouncedoverwhelmed
1.

to hit or strike repeatedly with or as if with a hammer

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He hammered the nail into the wood.
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The blacksmith hammered the hot metal into shape.
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strikepoundbeathitsmash
2.

to criticize or attack severely

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The critics hammered the new movie.
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The opposition party hammered the government's new policy.
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criticizeattackcondemndenouncelambaste
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hammerhammer outclaw hammerhammer throwhammer away atbe/go at it hammer and tongs