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thrash
verb [T] (HIT) /θræʃ/Definition
(Definition of thrash verb (HIT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- birch noun (PUNISHMENT)
- cane noun
- cane verb
- cat-o'-nine-tails noun
- corporal punishment noun
- flagellate verb
- flay verb
- horsewhip verb
- kneecap verb
- lash noun (HIT)
- lynch law noun
- lynch verb
- mortification of the flesh idiom
- rack noun (FRAME)
- screw noun (INSTRUMENT)
- stone verb (THROW ROCKS)
- treadmill noun (WHEEL)
- walloping noun
- whip verb (HIT)
- whipping noun
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