IPA: /θræʃ/
KK: /θræʃ/
To move or act in a wild or violent way, often involving flailing or striking movements.
The fish thrashed in the net, trying to escape.
Past: thrashed
Past Participle: thrashed
A type of music that is very fast and loud, often associated with heavy metal or punk rock, or the act of hitting something repeatedly.
The band played a thrash that got everyone excited and dancing.
To beat or hit something violently, often repeatedly, or to defeat someone completely in a competition.
The coach told the team they needed to thrash their opponents in the next game.
Past: thrashed
Past Participle: thrashed
Thrash originates from Old English 'þrascan', meaning to beat or strike. The word describes the act of beating or striking something vigorously.
Think of the Old English word for beating ('þrascan') to remember that 'thrash' means to strike or beat something forcefully.