hammered

There he hammered at weapons or chains or whatever happened to be his need.

Garthorne hammered on it with his fists and shouted, but there was no reply.

“Stand away from me,” hammered de Spain, eying Morgan steadily.

They hammered each other on the back, they flung their hats into the air.

He hammered the Saxons into Christianity: they were Teutons and could stand it.

Into these last the ends of the cords are laced and hammered.

He clenched his fist and hammered loudly on the solid panel of the door.

"None whatever," Gibson hammered his fist down on the table.

He took up the poker and hammered the fire to small cinders.

Hammered gold it was—five pounds weight, like a hoop of a barrel.