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“Thrashing” in Japanese

Short answer

打擲 chouchaku ちょーちゃく

Thrashing in Japanese is “打擲” (chouchaku). Full meaning: thrashing, beating.

Other ways to say “Thrashing” in Japanese

ボロ負け boromake (suffering a) decisive defeat, rout, thrashing, losing big 大破 taiha serious damage, heavy damage, being wrecked; thrashing (an opponent), crushing, giving a drubbing バタバタ batabata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession ぼろ負け boromake (suffering a) decisive defeat, rout, thrashing, losing big ばたばた batabata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession ぱたぱた patapata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession はたはた hatahata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession パタパタ patapata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession バタバタッ batabata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession バタバタっ batabata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession ばたばたっ batabata flapping, rattling, fluttering; (running) with a clatter, noisily, thrashing (around), floundering, flailing; (falling) one after another, in quick succession

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