Definition of huck in English:

huck

verb hʌkhək

[with object]North American informal

Throw (something)
people have been hucking trash into the trees
Example sentencesExamples
- With five minutes left in the third period, Foles hucked the ball up 44 yards into the raging blizzard, and Cooper pulled it in out of the void.
- Fans at training camp gasped when watching Manning huck passes to his new band of receivers.
- After hucking a TV set out her window, she headed to her car.
- Even if a landing stage could only be used twice before being hucked in the scrap heap, that would still be 30 million dollars instead of 60 million.
- Unless it is grossly personal or attacking a family member, who cares what words are hucked at you.
- Fans responded by hucking beer bottles and other detritus at her.
- Their group hucks the frisbee at a weeknight networking session in McCarren Park in Brooklyn.
- Going to the stadium to have hotdogs hucked at my head and hearing 8 year olds scream at an animated bus isn't worth it.
- Each kid was handed a football and told to huck it, heave it as far as you can.
- Thursday night into Friday the coastal low takes control and starts hucking back Atlantic moisture to the west.

Origin

1970s: perhaps an alteration of chuck¹.

Definition of huck in US English:

huck

verbhək

[with object]North American informal

Throw (something)
people have been hucking trash into the trees
Example sentencesExamples
- Their group hucks the frisbee at a weeknight networking session in McCarren Park in Brooklyn.
- Going to the stadium to have hotdogs hucked at my head and hearing 8 year olds scream at an animated bus isn't worth it.
- Thursday night into Friday the coastal low takes control and starts hucking back Atlantic moisture to the west.
- After hucking a TV set out her window, she headed to her car.
- With five minutes left in the third period, Foles hucked the ball up 44 yards into the raging blizzard, and Cooper pulled it in out of the void.
- Unless it is grossly personal or attacking a family member, who cares what words are hucked at you.
- Each kid was handed a football and told to huck it, heave it as far as you can.
- Fans at training camp gasped when watching Manning huck passes to his new band of receivers.
- Even if a landing stage could only be used twice before being hucked in the scrap heap, that would still be 30 million dollars instead of 60 million.
- Fans responded by hucking beer bottles and other detritus at her.

Origin

1970s: perhaps an alteration of chuck.

单词	huck
释义	Definition of huck in English: huck verb hʌkhək [with object]North American informal Throw (something) people have been hucking trash into the trees Example sentencesExamples With five minutes left in the third period, Foles hucked the ball up 44 yards into the raging blizzard, and Cooper pulled it in out of the void. Fans at training camp gasped when watching Manning huck passes to his new band of receivers. After hucking a TV set out her window, she headed to her car. Even if a landing stage could only be used twice before being hucked in the scrap heap, that would still be 30 million dollars instead of 60 million. Unless it is grossly personal or attacking a family member, who cares what words are hucked at you. Fans responded by hucking beer bottles and other detritus at her. Their group hucks the frisbee at a weeknight networking session in McCarren Park in Brooklyn. Going to the stadium to have hotdogs hucked at my head and hearing 8 year olds scream at an animated bus isn't worth it. Each kid was handed a football and told to huck it, heave it as far as you can. Thursday night into Friday the coastal low takes control and starts hucking back Atlantic moisture to the west. Origin 1970s: perhaps an alteration of chuck¹. Definition of huck in US English: huck verbhək [with object]North American informal Throw (something) people have been hucking trash into the trees Example sentencesExamples Their group hucks the frisbee at a weeknight networking session in McCarren Park in Brooklyn. Going to the stadium to have hotdogs hucked at my head and hearing 8 year olds scream at an animated bus isn't worth it. Thursday night into Friday the coastal low takes control and starts hucking back Atlantic moisture to the west. After hucking a TV set out her window, she headed to her car. With five minutes left in the third period, Foles hucked the ball up 44 yards into the raging blizzard, and Cooper pulled it in out of the void. Unless it is grossly personal or attacking a family member, who cares what words are hucked at you. Each kid was handed a football and told to huck it, heave it as far as you can. Fans at training camp gasped when watching Manning huck passes to his new band of receivers. Even if a landing stage could only be used twice before being hucked in the scrap heap, that would still be 30 million dollars instead of 60 million. Fans responded by hucking beer bottles and other detritus at her. Origin 1970s: perhaps an alteration of chuck.
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