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Definition
Synonym
Feilhammer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Feilhammer
m
Feilhämmer
pl
shrink hammer; shrinking hammer
shrink hammers; shrinking hammers
Feilhammer
m
Feilhämmer
pl
shrink hammer; shrinking hammer
shrink hammers; shrinking hammers
Feilhammer
m
Feilhämmer
pl
shrink hammer; shrinking hammer
shrink hammers; shrinking hammers
Deutsche
Feilhammer Synonyme
Englische
shrink hammer; shrinking hammer Synonyme
shrink
Sanforize
abate
ablate
about the bush
ache
agonize
ail
analyst
anguish
attenuate
avoid
avoid the limelight
balk at
bate
be eaten away
beat around
beg the question
behavior therapist
blanch
blench
blink
blush unseen
boggle
clinical psychologist
compress
concentrate
condense
constrict
consume
consume away
contract
corrode
cower
cringe
crouch
crumble
decline
decrease
deliquesce
demur
deplete
depreciate
desiccate
die away
diminish
dissipate
dive
dodge
drain
draw back
draw in
dribble away
drift away
droop
drop
drop off
dry up
duck
dwindle
ebb
emacerate
emaciate
equivocate
erode
evade
fade
fade away
fall
fall away
fall back
fall off
fall short
falter
feel pain
feel the pangs
fence
fight shy of
flag
flinch
funk
go
go away
grimace
hang back
hang off
have a misery
have qualms
head
shrink
er
hedge
hem and haw
hesitate
hold off
huddle
hurt
hypnotherapist
jib
languish
lessen
let up
macerate
make bones about
melt away
move away
move off
narcotherapist
parch
parry
pause
pine
plummet
plunge
pound
pre
shrink
psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
psychoanalyzer
psychotherapeutist
psychotherapist
pull away
pull back
pull in
pull out
pussyfoot
put off
quail
recede
recoil
reel back
retire
retract
retreat
retrocede
run low
sag
scruple
sear
sheer off
shift
shift off
shoot
shrink
back
shrink
from
shrink
er
shrivel
shrivel up
shy
shy at
shy away
shy off
sidestep
sink
slink
smart
squander
squinch
stand off
start
start aside
start back
step aside
stick at
stickle
strain
subside
suffer
swerve
tail off
thin
thrill
throb
tingle
turn aside
twinge
twitch
wane
ward off
waste
waste away
waver
weaken
wear
wear away
weasel
weasel out
weazen
widen the distance
wilt
wince
withdraw
withdraw from
wither
wizen
writhe
shrink
age
Sanforizing
ablation
atrophy
attenuation
attrition
consumption
corrosion
curtailment
cut
cutting
decrease
decrement
deliquescence
depletion
depreciation
derogation
detraction
diminution
dip
disparagement
dissipation
dissolution
drain
drying
drying up
emaceration
emaciation
erosion
evaporation
exhaustion
expenditure
extraction
impairment
impoverishment
leakage
lessening
loss
parching
pre
shrink
age
reduction
remission
retraction
retrenchment
searing
shortening
shrink
ing
shriveling
thinning
truncation
using
using up
wastage
waste
wasting
wear and tear
wearing
wearing away
withering
shrink
ing
Olympian
Sanforizing
aloof
aseptic
atrophy
attenuation
backward
bashful
bashfulness
blank
boggle
boggling
chilled
chilly
cold
compunction
constrained
consumption
cool
cowardly
declining
demur
demurral
demurring
detached
diffidence
diffident
diminishing
discreet
distant
drying
drying up
dwindling
dying
ebbing
emaceration
emaciation
expressionless
fading
falter
faltering
fearful
fearing
fearsome
forbidding
frigid
frosty
goosy
guarded
hesitance
hesitancy
hesitant
hesitating
hesitation
icy
impassive
impersonal
in fear
inaccessible
introverted
jumpy
modest
modesty
mousy
nervous
objection
offish
parching
pause
pre
shrink
age
protest
qualm
qualm of conscience
qualmish
qualmishness
quiet
rabbity
receding
recoil
remote
removed
repressed
reserved
restrained
reticent
retiring
retreating
scary
scruple
scrupulosity
scrupulous
scrupulousness
searing
shaky
shivery
shrink
age
shriveling
shy
shyness
sinking
skittery
skittish
squeamish
standoff
standoffish
startlish
stickling
subdued
suppressed
thinning
timid
timorous
trembling
tremulous
trepidant
trigger-happy
unaffable
unapproachable
uncongenial
undemonstrative
unexpansive
ungenial
waning
wasting
withdrawn
withering
Feilhammer Definition
Gold-hammer
(
n.
)
The
yellow-hammer.
Hammer
(
n.
)
An
instrument
for
driving
nails,
beating
metals,
and
the
like,
consisting
of
a
head,
usually
of
steel
or
iron,
fixed
crosswise
to
a
handle.
Hammer
(
n.
)
Something
which
in
firm
or
action
resembles
the
common
hammer
Hammer
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
clock
which
strikes
upon
the
bell
to
indicate
the
hour.
Hammer
(
n.
)
The
padded
mallet
of
a
piano,
which
strikes
the
wires,
to
produce
the
tones.
Hammer
(
n.
)
The
malleus.
Hammer
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
gunlock
which
strikes
the
percussion
cap,
or
firing
pin
Hammer
(
n.
)
Also,
a
person
of
thing
that
smites
or
shatters
Hammer
(
v.
t.)
To
beat
with
a
hammer
Hammer
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
forge
with
a
hammer
Hammer
(
v.
t.)
To
form
in
the
mind
Hammer
(
v.
i.)
To
be
busy
forming
anything
Hammer
(
v.
i.)
To
strike
repeated
blows,
literally
or
figuratively.
Hammer-beam
(
n.
)
A
member
of
one
description
of
roof
truss,
called
hammer-beam
truss,
which
is
so
framed
as
not
to
have
a
tiebeam
at
the
top
of
the
wall.
Each
principal
has
two
hammer-beams,
which
occupy
the
situation,
and
to
some
extent
serve
the
purpose,
of
a
tiebeam.
Hammer-dressed
(
a.
)
Having
the
surface
roughly
shaped
or
faced
with
the
stonecutter's
hammer
Hammer-harden
(
v.
t.)
To
harden,
as
a
metal,
by
hammering
it
in
the
cold
state.
Hammer-less
(
a.
)
Without
a
visible
hammer
Shrinking
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Shrink
Shrink
(
v.
i.)
To
wrinkle,
bend,
or
curl
Shrink
(
v.
i.)
To
withdraw
or
retire,
as
from
danger
Shrink
(
v.
i.)
To
express
fear,
horror,
or
pain
by
contracting
the
body,
or
part
of
it
Shrink
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
contract
or
shrink
Shrink
(
v.
t.)
To
draw
back
Shrink
(
n.
)
The
act
shrinking
Shrinking
(
)
a.
&
n.
from
Shrink.
Tilt
hammer
(
)
A
tilted
hammer
Trip
hammer
(
)
A
tilt
hammer.
Water
hammer
(
)
A
vessel
partly
filled
with
water,
exhausted
of
air,
and
hermetically
sealed.
When
reversed
or
shaken,
the
water
being
unimpeded
by
air,
strikes
the
sides
in
solid
mass
with
a
sound
like
that
of
a
hammer.
Water
hammer
(
)
A
concussion,
or
blow,
made
by
water
in
striking,
as
against
the
sides
of
a
pipe
or
vessel
containing
it.
shrink hammer; shrinking hammer / shrink hammers; shrinking hammers Bedeutung
shrinking
the
act
of
becoming
less
hammer
pound
hammering
pounding
the
act
of
pounding
(delivering
repeated
heavy
blows),
the
sudden
hammer
of
fists
caught
him
off
guard,
the
pounding
of
feet
on
the
hallway
air
hammer
jackhammer
pneumatic
hammer
a
hammer
driven
by
compressed
air
ball-peen
hammer
a
hammer
with
one
round
and
one
flat
end,
used
in
working
metal
bricklayer's
hammer
a
hammer
used
in
laying
bricks
carpenter's
hammer
claw
hammer
clawhammer
a
hammer
with
a
cleft
at
one
end
for
pulling
nails
drop
forge
drop
hammer
drop
press
device
for
making
large
forgings
electric
hammer
a
hammer
driven
by
electric
motor
hammer
a
hand
tool
with
a
heavy
rigid
head
and
a
handle,
used
to
deliver
an
impulsive
force
by
striking
hammer
power
hammer
a
power
tool
for
drilling
rocks
hammer
a
striker
that
is
covered
in
felt
and
that
causes
the
piano
strings
to
vibrate
hammer
cock
the
part
of
a
gunlock
that
strikes
the
percussion
cap
when
the
trigger
is
pulled
hammer
a
heavy
metal
sphere
attached
to
a
flexible
wire,
used
in
the
hammer
throw
mallet
hammer
a
light
drumstick
with
a
rounded
head
that
is
used
to
strike
such
percussion
instruments
as
chimes,
kettledrums,
marimbas,
glockenspiels,
etc.
shrink-wrap
the
clinging
transparent
plastic
film
that
is
used
to
shrinkwrap
something
tack
hammer
a
light
hammer
that
is
used
to
drive
tacks
malleus
hammer
the
ossicle
attached
to
the
eardrum
shrink-wrapped
software
software
on
CD-ROMs
that
are
boxed
and
shrink-wrapped
and
sold
in
stores
(implying
a
widely
supported
standard
platform)
hammer
and
sickle
the
emblem
on
the
flag
of
the
Soviet
Union
shrinking
shrinkage
process
or
result
of
becoming
less
or
smaller,
the
material
lost
inches
per
yard
in
shrinkage
water
hammer
the
banging
sound
of
steam
in
pipes
hammer
throw
an
athletic
competition
in
which
a
heavy
metal
ball
that
is
attached
to
a
flexible
wire
is
hurled
as
far
as
possible
psychiatrist
head-shrinker
shrink
a
physician
who
specializes
in
psychiatry
shy
person
shrinking
violet
someone
who
shrinks
from
familiarity
with
others
rhinophyma
hypertrophic
rosacea
toper's
nose
brandy
nose
rum
nose
rum-blossom
potato
nose
hammer
nose
copper
nose
enlargement
of
the
nose
with
dilation
of
follicles
and
redness
and
prominent
vascularity
of
the
skin,
often
associated
with
excessive
consumption
of
alcohol
shrink
b
shrivel
b
decrease
in
size,
range,
or
extent,
His
earnings
shrank,
My
courage
shrivelled
when
I
saw
the
task
before
me
shrink
contract
become
smaller
or
draw
together,
The
fabric
shrank,
The
balloon
shrank
shrink
reduce
reduce
in
size,
reduce
physically,
Hot
water
will
shrink
the
sweater,
Can
you
shrink
this
image?
shrivel
shrivel
up
shrink
wither
wither,
as
with
a
loss
of
moisture,
The
fruit
dried
and
shriveled
hammer
in
drill
in
ram
down
beat
in
teach
by
drills
and
repetition
thrash
out
hammer
out
discuss
vehemently
in
order
to
reach
a
solution
or
an
agreement,
The
leaders
of
the
various
Middle
Eastern
countries
are
trying
to
hammer
out
a
peace
agreement
hammer
beat
with
or
as
if
with
a
hammer,
hammer
the
metal
flat
forge
hammer
create
by
hammering,
hammer
the
silver
into
a
bowl,
forge
a
pair
of
tongues
flinch
squinch
funk
cringe
shrink
wince
recoil
quail
draw
back,
as
with
fear
or
pain,
she
flinched
when
they
showed
the
slaughtering
of
the
calf
shrink
back
retract
pull
away
from
a
source
of
disgust
or
fear
fiddle
shirk
shrink
from
goldbrick
avoid
(one's
assigned
duties),
The
derelict
soldier
shirked
his
duties
hammer-shaped
shaped
in
the
form
of
a
hammer
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