thrash
//θræʃ//
Verb
thrashInfinitive
thrashPresent tense
thrashedPast tense
thrashedPast participle
thrashingPresent participle
thrashesThird-person singular
1
To beat or strike repeatedly and violently.
The angry farmer thrashed the wheat with a wooden stick.
2
To move wildly or violently, flailing about.
The fish thrashed wildly after being caught.
3
To defeat decisively or overwhelmingly in a competition or contest.
Our team thrashed the opponents 5-0 in the final match.
Noun
1
A violent or wild movement; a thrashing motion.
The fish gave a violent thrash before escaping the net.
2
A style of fast, aggressive heavy metal music.
He grew up listening to thrash in the 1980s.