Hammers
Whack
Whack verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
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Hammers and whack are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Hammers" with "Whack", this verbs are similar.
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The second game even had giant hammers to whack other players with, pushing other players into incoming asteroids, using flamethrowers on other players, and making other players fall into lava.
Source: Bloodless Carnage -
Some of the great hammers and even some maces are giant wrenches, crossing into Wrench Whack.
Source: Video Game / Torchlight II -
A particularly whacked-out example occurs in a Mario Party 5 minigame, where the players end up inside a giant tornado, and with hammers try to whack each other to the funnel winds surrounding them in order to eliminate them.
Source: Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud
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