Thrash hiccup
A particularly violent kind of hiccup that causes one to thrash in a certain direction, usually backwards.
Thrash hiccup by Wizard Lizard January 28, 2015
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thrash me
a secret word to indicate a juul rip is needed. So your parents don’t know what your talking about and you can’t get in trouble;)
thrash me by goonshquad October 21, 2018
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thrash the head off the bishop
To be engaged in a particularly enthusiastic session of pleasuring one’s self by relaxing in a gentleman’s way
thrash the head off the bishop by Napoleon BonerPart February 6, 2023
pony thrash
A term used to define the post-punk-girl-thrash-raggedness of the band Mika Miko. It is not riot grrl. It is bloody excellent racket. It is what they do.
pony thrash by bluebruise March 16, 2009
crossover thrash
Crossover thrash (or crossover) is a face-melting combination of thrash metal and hardcore punk. It was started in the 80's by bands such as Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, Stormtroopers of Death, and Corrosion of Conformity.
Crossover is scorchingly fast, with simple metallic riffs and more punk-influenced vocals. It is more punky than typical thrash metal, but it is more metallic than most hardcore punk (outside of grindcore).
Crossover Thrash is similar to Metalcore, but there are differences. Crossover is faster, punkier, and overall not as heavy, with shouted vocals; while metalcore is more mid-tempo and heavier, with screamed or growled vocals.
Bands include: Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, Corrosion of Conformity, Stormtroopers of Death, Suicidal Tendencies, and What Happens Next?
Crossover is scorchingly fast, with simple metallic riffs and more punk-influenced vocals. It is more punky than typical thrash metal, but it is more metallic than most hardcore punk (outside of grindcore).
Crossover Thrash is similar to Metalcore, but there are differences. Crossover is faster, punkier, and overall not as heavy, with shouted vocals; while metalcore is more mid-tempo and heavier, with screamed or growled vocals.
Bands include: Dirty Rotten Imbeciles, Corrosion of Conformity, Stormtroopers of Death, Suicidal Tendencies, and What Happens Next?
crossover thrash by Mezmerizer November 24, 2007
Big Four of Thrash
The Four Largely Popular thrash metal bands that formed in the 1980's. These bands dominated the thrash scene.
They were,Metallica,Megadeth,Slayer and Anthrax.
runners up include-
Exodus,Death Angel,Overkill, destruction and Kreator
They were,Metallica,Megadeth,Slayer and Anthrax.
runners up include-
Exodus,Death Angel,Overkill, destruction and Kreator
the big four of thrash were influenced by hardcore music and NWOBHM and went on to inspire nearly all of todays metal. Slayer Alone is said to be one of the forefathers of death metal.
Big Four of Thrash by kane the main mclain August 3, 2008
techno-thrash
A variety of thrash (q.v.) involving odd time signatures, rapid or unpredictable tempo changes, and a generally prog (q.v.) or avant-garde structure.
techno-thrash by Curumbor Elendil February 11, 2005