cast
//kæst//
Verb
to throw something forcefully in a particular direction
He cast the stone into the river.
to direct or project something (such as light, shadow, or a glance) toward a place or person
The lamp cast a warm glow across the room.
to assign actors to particular roles in a play, movie, or show
She was cast as the lead in the new movie.
to shape molten metal or other material by pouring it into a mold
The metal was cast into a mold to create the sculpture.
to throw a fishing line into the water
He cast his line into the river and waited for a bite.
to register or record a vote
She cast her vote in the election.
Noun
all the actors performing in a play, movie, or show
The cast of the movie includes several famous actors.
an object made by pouring molten material into a mold
The bronze cast was displayed in the museum.
a rigid protective covering, typically made of plaster, used to support and immobilize a broken bone
She had to wear a cast on her arm for six weeks after breaking it.
the act of throwing something, especially a fishing line or net
With a perfect cast, he sent the fishing line far into the lake.