throw something

He straightened his back and made as if to throw something in a gentle arc far into the distance.

Shout at the top of your lungs, punch your pillow, throw something soft as hard as you can against the wall.

Rachel: If you call me a name, if you throw something at me ever again.

If I could throw something off the edge of the world, I would choose passive living attitude.

To throw something, especially to throw out a lure or bait at the end of a fishing line.

The mouse leaps out of the trash can and skitters into the darkness after she opens the cupboard to throw something away.

When Lynn said my answer was illogical, I wanted to throw something at her, but I suddenly went blank.

Along these same lines, some cats chew on and eat grass in order to throw something up, like a hair ball that's caught in their throat.

Look. Hey, look, I'm just gonna throw something out here, a little bit crazy.

Leaing my four-year-old son in the house, I ran out to throw something in the trash.

"Can I throw something out here in defence of us 'dirty old men'" ?

If you throw something hard enough, it might never come down.

The other key point is that research might throw something great for TV that might not be relevant for online.

He wanted to throw something through the window and jump down after it.

Throw something (one thing) out.

What part of your body do you use to throw something?

Don't throw something out of the train

and you throw something up in the air,

You need to be able to throw something back

and I'm going to throw something