thrash¹ /thrash/

1. (with out) to discuss exhaustively, or arrive at by debate
2. To beat soundly or severely
3. To defeat thoroughly

1. To lash out, beat about, in anger, panic, etc
2. To move the legs up and down in swimming
3. To force one's way, esp against the wind or tide (nautical)
4. To thresh

1. An act of thrashing or threshing
2. A party (informal)
3. Thrash metal (slang)

thrashˈer noun

1. A thresher-shark, a large, long-tailed shark
2. Someone or something that thrashes
3. A thresher

thrashˈing noun

1. Beating
2. Excessive inefficient activity, eg of a hard disk (computing)
3. Threshing

1. Beating
2. Threshing

thrashˈing-floor, thrashˈing-machine, thrashˈing-mill noun same as threshing floor, etc under thresh¹

thrash metal noun

A type of very fast, loud rock music, often with violent themes

thrash² /thrash/ or thresh /thresh/ (Scot)

A rush (plant)

• tracheides
• tracheids
• uncircumscribed
• uncited
• uncivil
• uncivilised
• uncivilized
• uncivilly
• unclad
• unclaimed
• unclasp
• unclasped
• unclasping
• unclasps
• unclassed
• unclassical
• unclassifiable
• unclassified
• unclassy
• uncle
• unclean
• uncleaned
• uncleaner
• uncleanest
• uncleanliness