throw

pluralthrows

conjugation throwing - threw - thrown

verb: to propel something through the air by applying force with the arm or hand
- She threw the ball to her teammate during the game.
verb: to discard or get rid of something by casting it away
- He threw the old newspapers in the recycling bin.
verb: to cause a sudden, abrupt movement or change in direction
- The sudden gust of wind threw the kite off course.
verb: to organize or host an event for entertainment or celebration
- They threw a surprise birthday party for their friend.
verb: to raise an exception or error in a computer program
- The function will throw an error if the input is invalid.
noun: a particular action of throwing, especially in sports, measured by distance or technique
- His best throw in the javelin competition reached 70 meters.
noun: a quick, sudden movement or action
- With a swift throw, the cat knocked the toy off the shelf.
noun: a small, lightweight blanket or covering, often used for decorative purposes
- She draped a colorful throw over the back of the sofa.
verb: to cause to fall or stumble
- The horse tried to throw its rider.
verb: to lose a contest or game intentionally
- The boxer was accused of agreeing to throw the fight.
verb: to emit or scatter something, such as light or dust, in a sudden burst
- The fireworks threw sparks across the night sky.