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Meanings of thrasher in English
Large pelagic shark of warm seas with a whiplike tail used to round up small fish on which to feed.
Usage of thrasher in English
1
The big one looked up and shook his Hussite thrasher at us.
2
The brown thrasher is a beautiful singer and eats many insects, mostly injurious.
3
The thrasher is a strong fish, twenty feet long, and of great weight.
4
A steam thrasher didn't last long; a horse outlived three automobiles.
5
They are the swordfish, the thrasher, and the killer.
6
From a tree-top near the roadside a brown thrasher will sing a song of rejoicing.
7
That poor thrasher, now, that you scared last week!
8
I used to be a thrasher, you know.
9
When they have been opened, the "feeder" throws the contents by armfuls into the "thrasher."
10
See here, Claude, how soon do you figure you'll be able to let me have the thrasher?
11
The water had been drained off and the reaper and thrasher were going through the fields before dawn.
12
The perp-almost always an innocent thrasher-isalways a three-second skateboard ride away from asylum in the neighboring franchulate.
13
The brown thrasher does some, or all of his fellow-birds and everything he does seems good to him.
14
Why is the thrasher so stealthy?
15
Across the fields in the early morning I hear some of the rare April birds,-thechewink and the brown thrasher.
16
The killer or thrasher, about thirty feet; they often kill the other whales with which they are at perpetual war.
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