1. plural of thrasher: songbirds with long tails and curved bills that forage by moving leaves and debris
Usage: ornithology
2. plural of thrasher: machines used for separating grain from wheat or other crops
Usage: agriculture; historical
3. plural of thrasher: people who thrash or beat something vigorously

Examples

• The brown thrashers built their nest in the dense shrubs.
• Several thrashers were spotted foraging in the leaf litter.
• The old barn housed two steam-powered thrashers from the 1800s.
• Farmers relied on horse-drawn thrashers before modern combines.
• The thrashers worked tirelessly to separate the wheat from the chaff.
• Metal thrashers dominated the music scene in the 1980s.
• The team’s thrashers gave their opponents a decisive defeat.