Pronunciation: /θroʊ/
noun an act of throwing something
A1 I watched a circus clown throw a ball in the air.
A2 She decided to have a throw of the dice to see who would go first.
B1 The throw of the javelin was impressive, reaching a new personal best.
B2 The quarterback's throw was perfect, landing right in the receiver's hands.
C1 The artist's throw of paint onto the canvas created a beautiful abstract piece.
C2 The precision of the archer's throw was unmatched, hitting the bullseye every time.
verb to propel something through the air with a rapid motion of the arm and hand
A1 I throw the ball to my dog.
A2 She throws a great party every year.
B1 He threw the paper in the trash can.
B2 The pitcher threw a fast ball for a strike.
C1 The chef can throw together a delicious meal in minutes.
C2 The artist carefully threw paint onto the canvas to create a masterpiece.
formal The athlete prepared to throw the javelin with precision.
informal I can't believe you threw out my old baseball glove!
slang He's always throwing shade at people for no reason.
figurative She decided to throw caution to the wind and pursue her dreams.
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