transitive. To project through space; to cast, throw, fling. Obsolete.

transitive. To throw, cast.

transitive. To project (anything) with a force of the nature of a jerk, from the hand, the arms, a vessel, or the like; to throw, v.1 (which is…

To throw, cast, hurl, or fling (a person or thing) in some direction or to some point. Usually const. with prepositions or adverbs

transitive. To cast forth.

transitive. To propel (something held) through the air or through space by a movement of the hand or arm; to cast, hurl, fling. Also with double…

transitive. To fling, hurl, launch, throw (a dart, also fire, lightning, smoke); to shoot out (the tongue); to put forth (blossoms). Also with forth…

To cast, throw. Obsolete exc. dialect.

transitive. To cast, throw, or fling forward; to hurl (a lance, javelin, etc.); to throw (a flat object) so as to land horizontally. Later also: to…

transitive. To strike out; to aim or deliver (a blow); to cast, throw.

transitive. To cause to glide; to hurl. Also figurative. To thrust aside; to conceal. Obsolete.

To throw (a person); reflexive to hurl oneself, dart, rush. Obsolete.

transitive. To throw, cast, hurl.

To throw, cast, toss out, over, up, etc.; to fling to the ground; to overturn, upset.

To throw, cast, toss, hurl. Frequently with adverbs, as about, aside, away, by, out, up, etc.

transitive. To throw, cast, toss. Now English regional (Lincolnshire).

transitive. To whirl or throw.

transitive. To throw, cast, toss.

generally. To throw, cast, toss; to ‘throw’ in wrestling. Obsolete.

To throw, cast, pitch, fling, hurl (without any notion of agitation).

transitive. = cast, v., esp. in senses ‘cast aside, throw away’ and (figurative) ‘do down, outdo’.

transitive. gen. To thrust, drive; to pitch, hurl; to throw, push, shove. Now English regional (chiefly northern).

transitive. To pitch, cast, throw; (also) to jerk; to move suddenly. English regional and U.S. regional in later use.

transitive. To dart, hurl.

literal. To throw, cast. (rare.)

transitive. To launch; to cast or throw (a lance or dart). Also figurative.

To cast or throw. Also figurative.

transitive. To throw, pitch.

transitive. To throw.

To throw. Also intransitive. Australian and New Zealand.

To strike or fire at a person. Also transitive, to throw (in quot. 1957 figurative).

transitive. Originally and esp. Association Football. To kick, hit, or throw (an object, esp. a ball) hard. Cf. boot, v.3 5.