Toss

verb

1. To propel through the air by a forward motion of the hand and arm

   "throw a baseball"

2. To propel through the air in any manner

   "a rifle that can throw a bullet a mile"

3. Pitch

   "threw a no-hitter"

4. To cause to fall

   "threw his opponent"

5. To cause to fall off unseat

   "the horse threw its rider"

6. To get the better of overcome

   "the problem didn't throw her"

7. To fling (oneself) precipitately

   "threw herself down on the sofa"

8. To drive or impel violently dash

   "the ship was thrown on a reef"

9. To bring to bear exert

   "threw all his efforts into the boy's defense"

10. Build, construct

    "threw a pontoon bridge over the river"

11. To give by way of entertainment

    "throw a party"

12. To indulge in give way to

    "threw a temper tantrum"

13. To lose intentionally

    "throw a game"

14. To form or shape on a potter's wheel
15. To deliver (a blow) in or as if in boxing
16. To make a cast of (dice or a specified number on dice)
17. Roll

    "throw a bowling ball"

18. To give up abandon
19. To send forth project

    "the setting sun threw long shadows"

20. To make (oneself) dependent commit (oneself) for help, support, or protection

    "threw himself on the mercy of the court"

21. To perform (something, such as a stunt) successfully

    "throwing tricks on a skateboard"

22. To bring forth

    "throws a good crop"

23. To give birth to

    "threw large litters"

24. To move (a lever) so as to connect or disconnect parts of a clutch or switch
25. To put (an automobile) in a different gear especially quickly or suddenly

    "he threw the car into reverse"

26. Deposit

    "the wine throws sediment"

27. To twist two or more filaments of into a thread or yarn
28. Cast, hurl

noun

1. An act of throwing, hurling, or flinging
2. A method of throwing an opponent in wrestling or judo
3. The distance a missile may be thrown or light rays may be projected
4. A light coverlet (as for a bed)
5. A woman's scarf or light wrap
6. An undertaking involving chance or danger risk, venture
7. The amount of vertical displacement produced by a geologic fault
8. The extreme movement given to a pivoted or reciprocating piece by a cam, crank, or eccentric stroke
9. The length of the radius of a crank or the virtual crank radius of an eccentric or cam

verb

1. To get rid of as worthless or unnecessary
2. Discard
3. To use in a foolish or wasteful manner squander
4. To fail to take advantage of waste

   "throw away an opportunity"

5. To make (something, such as a line in a play) unemphatic by casual delivery

phrase

1. To discourage especially through pessimism or indifference

verb

1. To delay the progress or advance of check
2. To cause to rely make dependent

   "… they are thrown back upon … native intelligence …"

3. Reflect
4. To revert to an earlier type or phase

verb

1. To cause to fall overthrow
2. Precipitate
3. To cast off discard
4. To make (a slam dunk) with exceptional force

noun

1. A throw made from the touchline in soccer to put the ball back in play after it has gone into touch
2. A throw from an outfielder to the infield in baseball
3. An inbounds pass in basketball
4. Something added as a bonus or supplement

verb

1. To add as a gratuity or supplement
2. To introduce or interject in the course of something contribute

   "They throw in some … sound effects on several songs …"

3. Distribute
4. Engage

   "throw in the clutch"

5. To enter into association or partnership join

   "… agrees to throw in with a crooked ex-cop …"

idiomatic phrase

1. To join or become associated with a person, group, or thing that one hopes will win or succeed

   "Fence-straddlers may now throw in their lot with the new government."