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thrash
verb as in flail about; beat
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
She became a national under-14 champion, and would "quietly thrash" any boys who might think they were in for an easy game, according to Ellie.
The government says it is “hopeful” that councils could come back to the table to thrash out a deal.
The temporary ruling, by Judge Thomas Thrash in Georgia, means the campaign is banned from playing it again until the court case is settled.
Slayer, the pioneering thrash metal band he co-founded in 1981 from suburban Huntington Park, was finished as an active touring and recording outfit, much to the sadness and disbelief of the teary, moshing crowd in front of him.
Slayer, like other thrash originators in the 1980s, had a sound partly fueled by its collision of metal and punk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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