Baton and Hammer

Baton

Baton noun - A heavy rigid stick used as a weapon or for punishment.

Usage example: the detainee claimed that the police had beat him with their batons even after he had been shackled

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Hammer and baton are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hammer" instead a noun "Baton".

Nearby Word: batoned

Hammer noun - A hand tool with a heavy rigid head and a handle; used to deliver an impulsive force by striking.

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Baton and hammer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Baton" instead a noun "Hammer".

special	special baton	special hammer
short	short baton	short hammer
complete	complete baton	complete hammer
regular	regular baton	regular hammer
Other adjectives: small, powerful, large, big, capable, magic, new, magical, thrown.

Phase is working with a tactical baton, Chaka is learning the meteor hammer, Aquerna gets a pair of kama, Shroud is working with a dozen knives (simultaneously), ...

Source: Weapons Kitchen Sink
The Prova, an electrified baton, radiates electricity from the point of impact in, Heat Sword variants create a blast of fire, and the Jat Kittag, a jet hammer, creates a shockwave so strong it can launch crowds of enemies extreme distances along with easily killing them.

Source: Death from Above
He's paying Whateley inventors to build weapons for him, including a utility belt that has nearly zero external volume but is chock full of Hammer Space, a specialized throwing dart made out of depleted uranium, and the latest thing is a collapsing tactical baton.

Source: Crimefighting with Cash

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