Threshed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THRESHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• THRESH, to separate grain or seeds
• separate grain from (corn or other crops), typically with a flail or by the action of a revolving mechanism
• move violently; thrash
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to separate the grain or seeds from a plant mechanically

Words related to THRESHED

thresh12 threshes14 threshing16

Words that contain THRESHED

unthreshed17

How to use THRESHED in a sentence

• The matter had evidently been threshed out long ago.
• It took the strip of wool that the giants had threshed, and whirled it round and round until it had twisted it into hard thin thread.
• Even in the immediate neighborhood of the city, the inhabitants are so fearful of them that all the grain is brought up to the very walls to be threshed.
• Meantime, he worked in the forest, threshed out his little crop of corn, and tended his cattle.
• This was a good deliverance, the manner in which the spars had threshed about, having menaced our lives, before.
• By this primitive method the crop was harvested, threshed, cleaned, and then sacked.
• He fought and threshed the lilies, and they gave him cool, velvety kisses in return.
• Then in the blackness his weight threshed down on her.
• He threshed for a moment with his arms and then lay quiet.
• As he threshed, and chopped, and plowed, he could not help dreaming a little.
• Clover seed may be stored in the barn or stack, or it may be threshed directly in the field or from the same.
• When threshed in or directly from the field, bright weather ought to be chosen for doing the work, otherwise more or less of the seed will remain in the chaff.
• It may be drawn and threshed at once, or it may be stacked and threshed when convenient.
• So she cut it with her bill and threshed it with her wings.
• He had sent the quivering little thing away quietly, and with no sense of bitterness, until he had threshed the matter out.
• They threshed around a moment and did not really wake up until they fell on Bob and nearly smothered him.
• At last it was threshed out, largely between Penny Crain and Karen Marshall, the latter proving to have a better memory than Dundee had expected.
• But there can be little that is more tedious than the dry chaff of theological discussion which is here threshed for us over and over again.
• He has just threshed, and got 22 bushels per acre of Mediterranean wheat after the spring crop, at one plowing, and 26 bushels per acre of Diehl wheat on the summer-fallow.
• I looked about, and saw, between gusts, that we were almost against a huge straw-pile, where some neighbor had threshed a setting of wheat.
• The matter had been threshed out in the Chamber of Deputies.
• The French led them by the nose, and the English have threshed them for suffering it.
• She had threshed out the one grain of wheat, the single compact little truth, that she wanted.
• When ripe the stalks are reaped with a sickle, and the seeds threshed out with a flail.
• Well, perhaps they had threshed out that interesting topic during the afternoon.
• Much wheat and oats are cut when in the milk and sold for hay, and yield better returns than when matured and threshed.
• It is not like wheat, in the cultivation and manipulation of which more energy is put forth at one season than at another, as, for instance, when it is harvested or threshed.

Similar words containing THRESH without suffix ed

thresh12 threshel14 thresher14 threshes14 threshels15 threshers15 threshing16 threshold16 threshings17 thresholds17 unthreshed17 subthreshold21

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