Threshing of the corn
to produce bread and the trampling of grapes to produce wine.
Threshing sledges
and ox yokes for the wood.
Threshed by hand
with a flail during the winter months.
Threshed about, pointing at the empty space behind his father.
Threshing barn
was separate from the granary.
Then thresh
the new corn fighting off help from e, who spends most of the day ( possibly all day ) naked.
In
threshing wheat
for seed, care should be taken that the machine is well cleansed of the grain it has previously threshing wheat
for seed, care should be taken that the machine is well cleansed of the grain it has previously threshed.
Thresh the new corn
fighting off help from e, who spends most of the day ( possibly all day ) naked.
Threshing wheat grains
( 52 % ).
Threshing machine
knocked out the grain from the ears of corn.
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