Hammer

06:54 Jan 19, 2007
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
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English term or phrase: Hammer
I think it's a slang. The sentence is as follows; I miss my main squeeze, even thought I've got so many hammers after me.
I cannot find the meaning of 'hammers', will anybody let me know what it means?
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2 +1(ふしだらな)女
KathyT
2尻軽女
Brandon Wood


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hammer
(ふしだらな)女


Explanation:
Definitions from urbandictionary.com

16. hammer
A girl which is slutty or a whore
"wow yo ,that little trick is a hammer, and shes only like 4 foot 9!"


1. Main Squeeze
its the most inportant of your many girlfriends or boyfriends, its the you like the most
"man i like sarah and rachael but becca has to be my main squeeze"

2. Main Squeeze
The person who you have your primary romantic/sexual relationship with, although you also see others casually.
"I spent Friday night with my main squeeze after seeing that chick I sometimes mess around with in the afternoon."

**The above definitions have been cut and pasted from the URLs below. All spelling and punctuation errors are theirs, not mine!! :-)



    Reference: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=main+squeeze
    Reference: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hammer&page=3
KathyT
Australia
Local time: 19:59
Native speaker of: English
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agree  Brandon Wood: Great example sentences, too! :P
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hammer
尻軽女


Explanation:
Just another suggestion... This one pulls more hits on Google.

(Not that your answer is wrong Kathy!)

Brandon Wood
Japan
Local time: 18:59
Native speaker of: English
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