IPA: /ˈθræʃiər/
KK: /ˈθræʃiər/
This word describes something that is more chaotic, energetic, or aggressive, often used in the context of music or behavior.
The band's new album is thrashier than their previous one, featuring faster tempos and heavier riffs.
Comparative: more thrashy
Superlative: most thrashy
The word 'thrashier' is derived from 'thrash' (from Old English 'þreshan', meaning to beat or strike) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (meaning more). Thus, 'thrashier' means more inclined to beat or strike than something else.
Think of 'thrash' as beating or striking, and the '-ier' indicates a greater degree. So, 'thrashier' means more likely to beat or strike.