noun
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A beat or blow; the sound of beating.
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Thrash metal
verb
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To beat mercilessly.
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To defeat utterly.
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To thresh.
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To move about wildly or violently; to flail; to labour.
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To extensively test a software system, giving a program various inputs and observing the behavior and outputs that result.
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In computer architecture, to cause poor performance of a virtual memory (or paging) system.
Examples of thrash in a Sentence
Lawyers will thrash out the details over the next few months.
The demon made its decision with a thrash that drove her to her knees.
Sa-Sanctuary is a thrash band from San Antonio, Texas.
You can rest assured that they still want to ingest your cranial juices after overpowering you with their arsenal of psychotic thrash riffs.
They then proceeded to churn out some very loud, far from cute, woozy thrash metal.
My group went off, with Cpl Kirby, to a nice big, cold lake to thrash canoes around in.
In the final revision week your flat mate has taken to playing thrash metal music really loudly late at night.
I see my fairy shrimps and tadpole shrimps avoid nets, or thrash when a predator bites them.
They are surrounded by the stench of death and many will bellow and thrash around in terror.
Their genre is thrash metal with a modern approach to give them their original style.
Yet some parents spend several years of their young children 's lives in dispute, trying to thrash out an agreement.
Anstey 's words We sit around the table each with our own favorite brand of chocolate bar ready to thrash out another idea.
Think of thrash, grunge and metal bands that have an ear for a good melody, thoughtful lyrics and the occasional string section.
While many of the aforementioned bands left indelible marks on the thrash metal scene, Metallica alone has achieved true iconic status.
Their sound has been described as a more melodic form of thrash metal, a sub-genre of heavy metal music that was popular in the 1980s.
The bands new approach to "thrash metal" was unheard of in 1981, though now most metal fans cannot imagine metal rock without thinking of Metallica.
Throughout the 1980s and 90s, Sepultura was a major player in the heavy metal music scene, driving unique sounds and expanding niche genres such as thrash and groove metal.