Definition of mallet in English:

mallet

noun ˈmalɪtˈmælət

1A hammer with a large, usually wooden head.
Example sentencesExamples
- Into this hole, tap in the spile with a wooden mallet.
- Flatten a chicken breast to 1/4-inch thickness with a meat mallet.
- Use a mallet or hammer to tap knife gently through flesh.
- The axe can then be hammered in further with a wooden mallet.
- A wooden mallet was used to drive in the scallops without damaging the points.
- A smooth hide or even hard rubber/plastic mallet will mar it the least.
- This handy wooden mallet was made from some left-over scraps of oak that I had salvaged from a pallet.
- Children were invited to have a go at making shapes using the tools of the wood carving trade - a mallet and chisel.
- At the end of the ride, you will be hit on the head with a giant mallet.
- Cut off the wings, breast and legs and break up the carcass with a meat mallet.
- If bricks run slightly ahead of the pattern, use a rubber mallet to nudge them into place.
- Carpenters had mallets, hammers, drills, chisels, scrapers, planes, and copper saws at their disposal.
- The sentries banged the door five times with a giant mallet.
- Start your screw hole with an awl by tapping gently with a hammer or a soft-face mallet.
- For the finest of detail, he applies the trusty mallet and chisel.
- Most of the temporary equipment fits together easily with just a rubber mallet, screwdriver, pocketknife and a pair of pliers.
- It finally gave up it's resistance with the help of a few smacks with a mallet and chisel…
- On small farms this was done with a flail or wooden mallet and block.
- The judge beat his wooden mallet on the podium, demanding order.
- A rubber mallet is used to drive the blade halves into the green.
Synonyms
beetle, gavel
1. 1.1 A long-handled wooden stick with a head like a hammer, used for hitting a croquet or polo ball.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A polo mallet that is too heavy can eventually lead to muscle fatigue, wrist strain or even an injury.
  If you can pedal and swing a mallet, you can play bike polo.
  All mallets shown below have similar options for the head styles, the differences are in the shaft types.
  He's one of the greatest sportsmen that ever picked up a mallet or a cricket bat.
  Some spectators wear Harris tweed and others carry polo mallets as accessories.
  Do they beat it with a large polo mallet?
  The twelve-year-old called after them, as Craig waved at them with the croquet mallet.
  Sorry to disappoint you, but I never got to see Fergie's polo mallets.
  For the piece titled Passageways, Toivanen set a croquet ball and mallet against the gallery wall, ready for play.
  My brother and I took a radio out onto the lawn and there smashed it into a thousand pieces with croquet mallets.
  He does like a polo mallet, he hits it and it goes flying over the table, and I'm saying, ‘Good shot.’
  Players wear jerseys - actually, colored T-shirts - and use mallets to knock a ball into a goal.
  We have lengths from 31-36 ’, and can order longer or shorter mallets as needed.
  The back of the bat should never be touched with the mallet.
  But one day we had to go up to the attic for something and we found these hoops, mallets, timber balls and a peg.
  Lightweight recreational mallets are not up to the task of this gruelling version of the game.
  I date men who knock me off my bike in bike polo by throwing a mallet at my spokes and watching me fall just like the boys.
  One of the first lessons anyone gets is how to take hold of and swing a mallet.
  There is no evidence of this being true at all - the only things that the games have in common are mallets and balls.
  Alfred picks up the discarded croquet mallets and follows them.
2. 1.2 A wooden stick with a padded head, used for hitting percussion instruments.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Includes definition, construction, mallets, cost, and links to other percussion resources.
  A wide variety of drumsticks, including hard sticks, soft mallets, and brushes, is used.
  My kids pounded these mallets to bits in about six months.
  The metal bars on the xylophones are red, yellow, green and blue, and the mallets are red.
  The current line of mallets is wound using either wool-based and nylon based yarns or two types of wool yarn.
  Yamaha's high quality keyboard mallets offer a range of features for students and professionals.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French maillet, from mail 'hammer', from Latin malleus.

Rhymes

palette, pallet, valet

Definition of mallet in US English:

mallet

nounˈmalətˈmælət

1A hammer with a large, usually wooden head, used especially for hitting a chisel.
Example sentencesExamples
- A smooth hide or even hard rubber/plastic mallet will mar it the least.
- Start your screw hole with an awl by tapping gently with a hammer or a soft-face mallet.
- A wooden mallet was used to drive in the scallops without damaging the points.
- The judge beat his wooden mallet on the podium, demanding order.
- Carpenters had mallets, hammers, drills, chisels, scrapers, planes, and copper saws at their disposal.
- Flatten a chicken breast to 1/4-inch thickness with a meat mallet.
- Cut off the wings, breast and legs and break up the carcass with a meat mallet.
- Most of the temporary equipment fits together easily with just a rubber mallet, screwdriver, pocketknife and a pair of pliers.
- The axe can then be hammered in further with a wooden mallet.
- Children were invited to have a go at making shapes using the tools of the wood carving trade - a mallet and chisel.
- On small farms this was done with a flail or wooden mallet and block.
- For the finest of detail, he applies the trusty mallet and chisel.
- It finally gave up it's resistance with the help of a few smacks with a mallet and chisel…
- The sentries banged the door five times with a giant mallet.
- This handy wooden mallet was made from some left-over scraps of oak that I had salvaged from a pallet.
- Into this hole, tap in the spile with a wooden mallet.
- A rubber mallet is used to drive the blade halves into the green.
- If bricks run slightly ahead of the pattern, use a rubber mallet to nudge them into place.
- At the end of the ride, you will be hit on the head with a giant mallet.
- Use a mallet or hammer to tap knife gently through flesh.
Synonyms
beetle, gavel
1. 1.1 A long-handled wooden stick with a head like a hammer, used for hitting a croquet or polo ball.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's one of the greatest sportsmen that ever picked up a mallet or a cricket bat.
  The twelve-year-old called after them, as Craig waved at them with the croquet mallet.
  Players wear jerseys - actually, colored T-shirts - and use mallets to knock a ball into a goal.
  Some spectators wear Harris tweed and others carry polo mallets as accessories.
  One of the first lessons anyone gets is how to take hold of and swing a mallet.
  A polo mallet that is too heavy can eventually lead to muscle fatigue, wrist strain or even an injury.
  He does like a polo mallet, he hits it and it goes flying over the table, and I'm saying, ‘Good shot.’
  There is no evidence of this being true at all - the only things that the games have in common are mallets and balls.
  Do they beat it with a large polo mallet?
  The back of the bat should never be touched with the mallet.
  For the piece titled Passageways, Toivanen set a croquet ball and mallet against the gallery wall, ready for play.
  But one day we had to go up to the attic for something and we found these hoops, mallets, timber balls and a peg.
  I date men who knock me off my bike in bike polo by throwing a mallet at my spokes and watching me fall just like the boys.
  If you can pedal and swing a mallet, you can play bike polo.
  Sorry to disappoint you, but I never got to see Fergie's polo mallets.
  Alfred picks up the discarded croquet mallets and follows them.
  All mallets shown below have similar options for the head styles, the differences are in the shaft types.
  Lightweight recreational mallets are not up to the task of this gruelling version of the game.
  We have lengths from 31-36 ’, and can order longer or shorter mallets as needed.
  My brother and I took a radio out onto the lawn and there smashed it into a thousand pieces with croquet mallets.
2. 1.2 A wooden or plastic stick with a rounded head, used to play certain percussion instruments such as xylophone and marimba.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Includes definition, construction, mallets, cost, and links to other percussion resources.
  My kids pounded these mallets to bits in about six months.
  A wide variety of drumsticks, including hard sticks, soft mallets, and brushes, is used.
  The metal bars on the xylophones are red, yellow, green and blue, and the mallets are red.
  The current line of mallets is wound using either wool-based and nylon based yarns or two types of wool yarn.
  Yamaha's high quality keyboard mallets offer a range of features for students and professionals.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French maillet, from mail ‘hammer’, from Latin malleus.

单词	mallet
释义	Definition of mallet in English: mallet noun ˈmalɪtˈmælət 1A hammer with a large, usually wooden head. Example sentencesExamples Into this hole, tap in the spile with a wooden mallet. Flatten a chicken breast to 1/4-inch thickness with a meat mallet. Use a mallet or hammer to tap knife gently through flesh. The axe can then be hammered in further with a wooden mallet. A wooden mallet was used to drive in the scallops without damaging the points. A smooth hide or even hard rubber/plastic mallet will mar it the least. This handy wooden mallet was made from some left-over scraps of oak that I had salvaged from a pallet. Children were invited to have a go at making shapes using the tools of the wood carving trade - a mallet and chisel. At the end of the ride, you will be hit on the head with a giant mallet. Cut off the wings, breast and legs and break up the carcass with a meat mallet. If bricks run slightly ahead of the pattern, use a rubber mallet to nudge them into place. Carpenters had mallets, hammers, drills, chisels, scrapers, planes, and copper saws at their disposal. The sentries banged the door five times with a giant mallet. Start your screw hole with an awl by tapping gently with a hammer or a soft-face mallet. For the finest of detail, he applies the trusty mallet and chisel. Most of the temporary equipment fits together easily with just a rubber mallet, screwdriver, pocketknife and a pair of pliers. It finally gave up it's resistance with the help of a few smacks with a mallet and chisel… On small farms this was done with a flail or wooden mallet and block. The judge beat his wooden mallet on the podium, demanding order. A rubber mallet is used to drive the blade halves into the green. Synonyms beetle, gavel 1.1 A long-handled wooden stick with a head like a hammer, used for hitting a croquet or polo ball. Example sentencesExamples A polo mallet that is too heavy can eventually lead to muscle fatigue, wrist strain or even an injury. If you can pedal and swing a mallet, you can play bike polo. All mallets shown below have similar options for the head styles, the differences are in the shaft types. He's one of the greatest sportsmen that ever picked up a mallet or a cricket bat. Some spectators wear Harris tweed and others carry polo mallets as accessories. Do they beat it with a large polo mallet? The twelve-year-old called after them, as Craig waved at them with the croquet mallet. Sorry to disappoint you, but I never got to see Fergie's polo mallets. For the piece titled Passageways, Toivanen set a croquet ball and mallet against the gallery wall, ready for play. My brother and I took a radio out onto the lawn and there smashed it into a thousand pieces with croquet mallets. He does like a polo mallet, he hits it and it goes flying over the table, and I'm saying, ‘Good shot.’ Players wear jerseys - actually, colored T-shirts - and use mallets to knock a ball into a goal. We have lengths from 31-36 ’, and can order longer or shorter mallets as needed. The back of the bat should never be touched with the mallet. But one day we had to go up to the attic for something and we found these hoops, mallets, timber balls and a peg. Lightweight recreational mallets are not up to the task of this gruelling version of the game. I date men who knock me off my bike in bike polo by throwing a mallet at my spokes and watching me fall just like the boys. One of the first lessons anyone gets is how to take hold of and swing a mallet. There is no evidence of this being true at all - the only things that the games have in common are mallets and balls. Alfred picks up the discarded croquet mallets and follows them. 1.2 A wooden stick with a padded head, used for hitting percussion instruments. Example sentencesExamples Includes definition, construction, mallets, cost, and links to other percussion resources. A wide variety of drumsticks, including hard sticks, soft mallets, and brushes, is used. My kids pounded these mallets to bits in about six months. The metal bars on the xylophones are red, yellow, green and blue, and the mallets are red. The current line of mallets is wound using either wool-based and nylon based yarns or two types of wool yarn. Yamaha's high quality keyboard mallets offer a range of features for students and professionals. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French maillet, from mail 'hammer', from Latin malleus. Rhymes palette, pallet, valet Definition of mallet in US English: mallet nounˈmalətˈmælət 1A hammer with a large, usually wooden head, used especially for hitting a chisel. Example sentencesExamples A smooth hide or even hard rubber/plastic mallet will mar it the least. Start your screw hole with an awl by tapping gently with a hammer or a soft-face mallet. A wooden mallet was used to drive in the scallops without damaging the points. The judge beat his wooden mallet on the podium, demanding order. Carpenters had mallets, hammers, drills, chisels, scrapers, planes, and copper saws at their disposal. Flatten a chicken breast to 1/4-inch thickness with a meat mallet. Cut off the wings, breast and legs and break up the carcass with a meat mallet. Most of the temporary equipment fits together easily with just a rubber mallet, screwdriver, pocketknife and a pair of pliers. The axe can then be hammered in further with a wooden mallet. Children were invited to have a go at making shapes using the tools of the wood carving trade - a mallet and chisel. On small farms this was done with a flail or wooden mallet and block. For the finest of detail, he applies the trusty mallet and chisel. It finally gave up it's resistance with the help of a few smacks with a mallet and chisel… The sentries banged the door five times with a giant mallet. This handy wooden mallet was made from some left-over scraps of oak that I had salvaged from a pallet. Into this hole, tap in the spile with a wooden mallet. A rubber mallet is used to drive the blade halves into the green. If bricks run slightly ahead of the pattern, use a rubber mallet to nudge them into place. At the end of the ride, you will be hit on the head with a giant mallet. Use a mallet or hammer to tap knife gently through flesh. Synonyms beetle, gavel 1.1 A long-handled wooden stick with a head like a hammer, used for hitting a croquet or polo ball. Example sentencesExamples He's one of the greatest sportsmen that ever picked up a mallet or a cricket bat. The twelve-year-old called after them, as Craig waved at them with the croquet mallet. Players wear jerseys - actually, colored T-shirts - and use mallets to knock a ball into a goal. Some spectators wear Harris tweed and others carry polo mallets as accessories. One of the first lessons anyone gets is how to take hold of and swing a mallet. A polo mallet that is too heavy can eventually lead to muscle fatigue, wrist strain or even an injury. He does like a polo mallet, he hits it and it goes flying over the table, and I'm saying, ‘Good shot.’ There is no evidence of this being true at all - the only things that the games have in common are mallets and balls. Do they beat it with a large polo mallet? The back of the bat should never be touched with the mallet. For the piece titled Passageways, Toivanen set a croquet ball and mallet against the gallery wall, ready for play. But one day we had to go up to the attic for something and we found these hoops, mallets, timber balls and a peg. I date men who knock me off my bike in bike polo by throwing a mallet at my spokes and watching me fall just like the boys. If you can pedal and swing a mallet, you can play bike polo. Sorry to disappoint you, but I never got to see Fergie's polo mallets. Alfred picks up the discarded croquet mallets and follows them. All mallets shown below have similar options for the head styles, the differences are in the shaft types. Lightweight recreational mallets are not up to the task of this gruelling version of the game. We have lengths from 31-36 ’, and can order longer or shorter mallets as needed. My brother and I took a radio out onto the lawn and there smashed it into a thousand pieces with croquet mallets. 1.2 A wooden or plastic stick with a rounded head, used to play certain percussion instruments such as xylophone and marimba. Example sentencesExamples Includes definition, construction, mallets, cost, and links to other percussion resources. My kids pounded these mallets to bits in about six months. A wide variety of drumsticks, including hard sticks, soft mallets, and brushes, is used. The metal bars on the xylophones are red, yellow, green and blue, and the mallets are red. The current line of mallets is wound using either wool-based and nylon based yarns or two types of wool yarn. Yamaha's high quality keyboard mallets offer a range of features for students and professionals. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French maillet, from mail ‘hammer’, from Latin malleus.
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