thresh

🇺🇸 /θreʃ/ 🇬🇧 /θreʃ/
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verb
R

To separate the edible part of crops like rice or wheat from the inedible parts, usually by using a machine or a special tool.

Farmers used to thresh wheat by hand with a flail, but now they use machines to do the job more quickly.

R

To move or cause something to move in a rough or uncontrolled way.

The storm caused the trees to thresh wildly in the wind.

translation

v. To separate the edible part of crops like rice or wheat from the inedible parts, usually by using a machine or a special tool.; To move or cause something to move in a rough or uncontrolled way.

Word Forms

3rd Present threshes
Past threshed
Perfect threshed
Progressive threshing