Swedish Meaning of lasher
piska
Other Swedish words related to piska
- smäll
- rytm
- slag
- träff
- knacka
- peta
- pund
- slag
- smäll
- Örfil
- slag
- Dask
- Stroke
- svepa
- duns
- duns
- slag
- bash
- fladdermus
- slå
- bälte
- bop
- låda
- Buffé
- byst
- hugga
- applåder
- klipp
- inflytande
- spricka
- manschett
- dab
- hälla
- fillip
- hackning
- hand
- haymaker
- krok
- spark
- Knä
- Päls
- plocka
- fyllig
- dunkande
- Rap
- snigel
- krossa
- strumpa
- gadd
- Rand
- SWAT
- gunga
- strömbrytare
- smäll
- Slag
- Vabel
- wham
- whap
- bastonad
- räknare
- Motangrepp
- counterpunch
- Stryk
- piskning
- hamring
- knock-down
- Knock-out
- kille
- smäll
- Vänster
- klistra in
- kaninslag
- höger
- Rundhus
- Skakning
- skallerorm
- Bakhåll
- bankning
- uppercut
- piska
- piskning
- misshandel
- Kroppsslag
- motattack
- kross
- klubba
- prygel
- en-två
- banka
- pisk
Nearest Words of lasher
- lashed => piskad
- lash together => Binda ihop
- lash => Pisk
- laserwort => Laserwort
- laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis => Laser-assisterad subepitelial keratomileusis
- laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis => Laser-assisterad in situ keratomileusis
- laser trabecular surgery => Lasertrabekuloplastik
- laser printer => Lasertskrivare
- laser beam => Laserstråle
- laser => laser
Definitions and Meaning of lasher in English
lasher (n)
a driver who urges the animals on with lashes of a whip
lasher (n.)
One who whips or lashes.
A piece of rope for binding or making fast one thing to another; -- called also lashing.
A weir in a river.
FAQs About the word lasher
piska
a driver who urges the animals on with lashes of a whipOne who whips or lashes., A piece of rope for binding or making fast one thing to another; -- called also
smäll,rytm,slag,träff,knacka,peta,pund,slag,smäll,Örfil
ångra,Frigöra,lösa,reda ut,lossa,lösa,snöra upp,frigöra,reda ut,reda ut
lashed => piskad, lash together => Binda ihop, lash => Pisk, laserwort => Laserwort, laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis => Laser-assisterad subepitelial keratomileusis,
