Noun:

கதிரடிப்பது, கதிரடிப்பவர்,

thresher's Usage Examples:

385) points to the conquest of this chthonian destroyer of the fields by the arts of peace, especially agriculture, of which the grain-fed sons of Aloeus (the thresher) are the personification.

Charles Kerr wrote the first policy for a thresher.

A scuba diver threw some fish food to a gigantic eel and a thresher shark.

The grain falls from the spout of the thresher into the box-wagon, which carries it to the elevator.

The shocks of wheat are hauled directly to the thresher and fed into the self-feeder.

Then, as we ascended, we ran into a manta ray, and I even found a thresher shark.

local threshers round corner.

Among Batavia's manufactures are harvesters, ploughs, threshers and other agricultural implements, firearms, rubber tires, shoes, shell goods, paper-boxes and inside woodwork.

The city has various manufactures, including iron, engines, furnaces, reapers, threshers and bottles.

The frail wooden ploughs with a lance-headed share that only scratched the surface soil, were then superseded by iron ploughs; steam threshers replaced the oxen which trod out the corn, and modern implements were widely adopted.

Synonyms:

thrasher, farm machine, threshing machine,

Antonyms:

None