thresh

He shot up in bed and began threshing out with his arms.

Do you mean when they were threshing on that farm?

The church could be used as a place to thresh and store grain.

The animals threshing around in the mud will get them.

It was plain that they had threshed this out often before.

You woke me up by threshing about and calling her name.

Yet his will kept him there before the class, threshing the trivial subject.

She was struggling, threshing back and forth, trying to get away.

On the ground outside, two dark shapes were threshing in the smoke.

One green wall threshed feebly while the rest were still.

Yes, he was coming flying back from Australia in order to thresh the whole matter out.

In a given season many farmer's crops would be threshed.

"And thresh me out whenever you decide I need it."

The doctor threshed around in a desk drawer for a bit.

"Here, take these back to the lab and thresh them out.

As though two heavy bodies were threshing about in a struggle down there.

That's a philosophical question which has been threshed back and forth for hundreds of years.

The corn threshed the wind and made a dry, rushing sound.

The rye, which went into the other side of the basket, threshed free.

The rice is then threshed and stored, ready for the mills.

There the matter may be threshed out like winter wheat."

He is threshing the water with one arm, his head coming up and going down again in a foam of scarlet.

They also use their horns to thresh and throw loose earth on themselves.

After being threshed, the grain was brought to a mill for grinding.

His body poured blood now as he threshed around.