thrasher (Meaning)
thrasher (n)
a farm machine for separating seeds or grain from the husks and straw
thrush-like American songbird able to mimic other birdsongs
large pelagic shark of warm seas with a whiplike tail used to round up small fish on which to feed
thrasher (n.)
Alt. of Thresher
Synonyms & Antonyms of thrasher
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thrasher Sentence Examples
- The relentless waves crashed against the shoreline like a thrasher, threatening to engulf the beachgoers.
- The angry bull thrashed its massive head, its horns threatening to impale the matador who dared to provoke it.
- The thrash metal band's deafening guitars and drums reverberated through the concert hall, leaving fans with a pounding headache.
- The vicious storm lashed the ship with relentless winds, threatening to tear it apart like a thrasher's jaws.
- The teacher's strict demeanor thrashed the students into submission, instilling an atmosphere of fear and conformity.
- The thrashing of the fish in the net made it difficult for the fisherman to haul it in.
- The dancer's vigorous movements thrashed her body, creating an mesmerizing spectacle for the audience.
- The political debate thrashed back and forth, with both sides unleashing a torrent of accusations and insults.
- The thrashing rain battered the windows, obscuring the view and creating a gloomy atmosphere.
- The thrashing machine efficiently separated the wheat from the chaff, ensuring a high-quality harvest.
FAQs About the word thrasher
a farm machine for separating seeds or grain from the husks and straw, thrush-like American songbird able to mimic other birdsongs, large pelagic shark of warm
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The relentless waves crashed against the shoreline like a thrasher, threatening to engulf the beachgoers.
The angry bull thrashed its massive head, its horns threatening to impale the matador who dared to provoke it.
The thrash metal band's deafening guitars and drums reverberated through the concert hall, leaving fans with a pounding headache.
The vicious storm lashed the ship with relentless winds, threatening to tear it apart like a thrasher's jaws.
