throw
//θroʊ//
Verb
throwInfinitive
throwPresent tense
threwPast tense
thrownPast participle
throwingPresent participle
throwsThird-person singular
1
to propel something through the air by a rapid movement of the arm and hand
He threw the ball to his friend.
2
to put someone or something suddenly or forcefully into a particular place or position
He threw his coat on the chair.
3
to cause someone to be in a particular state or condition suddenly
The news threw him into confusion.
4
to organize or host a party or social event
They're throwing a party for her birthday next week.
5
to confuse or disconcert someone
The unexpected question threw me for a moment.
6
to move a switch or lever quickly
He threw the switch to turn on the lights.
Noun
1
an act of throwing something
That was a good throw.
2
a light blanket or covering for furniture
She put a colorful throw over the sofa.