flue-hammern.
/ˈfluːˌhamə/, U.S. /ˈfluˌhæmər/ A hammer used in flaring one edge of an iron hoop to make it fit the bulge of the cask.
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1875 E. H. Knight Amer. Mech. Dict. II. 891/1.
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n.1875- to lay hand on or upon
- to lay hands on or in
- to lay hands on or to
- to lay hands on or upon
- to lay high fives
- to lay himself down to his work
- to lay hold on, of
- to lay hold upon, of
- to lay home, hard, hardly to
- to lay in
- to lay in a broad-band
- to lay in a broadband
- to lay in a person's lap
- to lay in a person's way
- to lay in a stock
- to lay in a store
- to lay in an oar
- to lay in ashes
- to lay in broad-band
- to lay in broadband
- to lay in dish
- to lay in for
- to lay in forbode
- to lay in his dish
- to lay in his neck