Associations to the word «Threshing»
Noun
- Harvesting
- Barn
- Wheat
- Grain
- Barley
- Harvest
- Straw
- Machine
- Plow
- Ox
- Plough
- Corn
- Tractor
- Sledge
- Oat
- Floor
- Traction
- Stalk
- Cereal
- Sickle
- Grinding
- Rye
- Reaper
- Implement
- Combine
- Rake
- Hay
- Mill
- Rice
- Kiln
- Tithe
- Machinery
- Gin
- Cart
- Donkey
- Stack
- Planting
- Hauling
- Labourer
- Crop
- Paddy
- Kernel
- Laborer
- Cato
- Seed
- Farmer
- Chronicles
- Drill
- Stable
- Flake
- Kon
- Minneapolis
- Planter
- Sow
- Naomi
- Cutter
- Cattle
- Livestock
- Farm
- Engine
- Stall
- Pea
- Cleaning
- Hire
- Roller
- Altar
- Pebble
- Pounding
- Inventor
- Shed
- Shaft
- Mule
- Aisle
- Agriculture
- Storage
- Baggage
- Egyptian
- Bean
- Horse
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
THRESHING, verb. Present participle of thresh
THRESHING, noun. The act by which something is threshed.
THRESHING FLOOR, noun. The floor of a threshing house or similar area where grain is threshed.
THRESHING FLOORS, noun. Plural of threshing floor
Dictionary definition
THRESHING, noun. The separation of grain or seeds from the husks and straw; "they used to do the threshing by hand but now there are machines to do it".
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