What is another word for thresh?
Pronunciation:
[ θɹˈɛʃ], [ θɹˈɛʃ], [ θ_ɹ_ˈɛ_ʃ]
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Synonyms for Thresh:
n.
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- smash.
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- move.
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- rap,
- discuss,
- go into a huddle,
- moot,
- kick around,
- words,
- toss around,
- talk over.
- lam,
- convulse,
- toss,
- jactitate,
- flail,
- thrash about,
- thresh about,
- slash.
v.
• beat (verb) • flap (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb) • writhe (verb)Other synonyms:
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- miller,
- mill wheel,
- stoneground.
- thrash,
- Whaled,
- slap,
- flap,
- Cudgelling,
- swishing,
- Cudgeled,
- writhe,
- Mauled,
- beat,
- Whaling,
- flogging,
- caning,
- swishes,
- wallop,
- pummelling,
- thump,
- swished,
- Caned,
- trounce,
- thresh,
- Cudgeling,
- spank,
- thwack,
- Cudgelled,
- maltreat.
- isolate,
- ram,
- mess,
- jerk,
- battle with,
- pulsate,
- cull out,
- clobber,
- scourge,
- whop,
- fling,
- beaten,
- flagellate,
- murder,
- castigate,
- affect,
- lash,
- pick out,
- flog,
- sort out,
- whale,
- larrup,
- outvote,
- flay,
- cordon off,
- sound,
- toss out,
- collide,
- discard,
- swinge,
- segregate,
- bear down,
- dress,
- chastise,
- wipe,
- lay aside,
- patter,
- calculate,
- rough,
- switch,
- maul,
- delve into,
- squirm,
- make sure of,
- surge,
- bat,
- horsewhip,
- lather,
- cast aside,
- bury,
- rout,
- quarantine,
- cast away,
- pitch into,
- pitch,
- sandbag,
- break away,
- Fustigate,
- go down,
- scat,
- study,
- whipping,
- lay about one,
- wax,
- gash,
- cuff,
- sieve,
- toss away,
- cudgel,
- jiggle,
- warm,
- trash,
- lambast,
- rain blows on,
- cane,
- excite,
- examine,
- beat hard,
- bruise,
- cut down,
- pulverize,
- strap,
- cream,
- birch,
- fiddle,
- escape,
- rib roast,
- box the ears,
- welt,
- pelt,
- budge,
- slaughter,
- slam,
- put away,
- riddle,
- trim,
- pommel,
- smite,
- dissect,
- screen,
- slog,
- slam dance,
- run,
- jig,
- inspire,
- wiggle,
- go deep into,
- sky,
- oscillate,
- dress down,
- consider,
- rouse,
- parse,
- churn,
- gin,
- tan,
- fathom,
- lace,
- scarper,
- beat off,
- beat corn,
- put aside,
- seesaw,
- turn tail,
- fidget,
- flutter,
- belt,
- mosh,
- chuck out,
- farm,
- pulverise,
- stir,
- paddle,
- dive into,
- arouse,
- flip,
- swat,
- bunk,
- thrashing,
- hasten,
- paste,
- chasten,
- drub,
- fly,
- cull,
- mash,
- anatomize,
- crush,
- squiggle,
- twitch,
- towel,
- cordon,
- rush,
- seclude,
- bolt,
- bastinado,
- waggle,
- twist,
- dip into,
- throw away,
- defeat,
- lick,
- overwhelm,
- analyze,
- DO,
- probe,
- throw out,
- abandon,
- whup,
- bludgeon,
- wriggle,
- fib,
- chuck,
- flee,
- kill,
- lay on,
- comb,
- ghettoize,
- slate,
- operate,
- keep apart,
- scrutinize,
- resolve,
- whip,
- tan one's hide,
- threshing,
- beating,
- slat,
- Tromp,
- stimulate,
- dispose,
- leather,
- toss and turn,
- cast out,
- go,
- run away,
- slug,
- cob,
- sledgehammer,
- curry,
- hold down,
- hide,
- divide,
- slap the face,
- insulate.
How to use "Thresh" in context?
The word "thresh" comes from the Old English word "thresor," meaning "a receptacle for rakes, straw, or other materials with which grain is trodden out," or "a measure for tilting." In Middle English and Early Modern English, the word also referred to a measure for wheat or other grains. In later incarnations, the word came to be used to describe the sound of a rake scratching against the ground, or the beating of grain against a threshing floor.
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