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thresh out

British  

verb

  1. another term for thrash out

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Example Sentences

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But a conversation with him on the general principle of when to prosecute helps thresh out the issues at stake.

From Washington Post

Philippine Airlines said Thursday that the alleged unpaid charges involve “complex legal issues” which it has been trying to thresh out with the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines for years.

From Seattle Times

But he added: "There are still details both sides must thresh out."

From BBC

They had all sorts of subjects to thresh out together.

From Project Gutenberg

On the instant he will kick and thresh out his heels in the most warlike way.

From Project Gutenberg