THROW

TO FEEL SAD; TO FEEL THROWN DOWN IN SPIRIT

TO THROW OUT

A SHOT; THE “THROWING” OF MEDICINE INTO THE BODY BY A NEEDLE

A WORD THROWN INTO A SENTENCE OF CONVERSATION

TO THROW GOODS OVERBOARD TO LIGHTEN THE LOAD ON A BOAT OR AIRPLANE

AN OBJECT THROWN INTO THE AIR WITH GREAT FORCE

a machine that throws an image onto a wall

to throw something out because it is defective and cannot be used again

TO THROW ONESELF UNDER SOMEONE’S RULE

THE CURVED PATH OF AN OBJECT THROWN INTO SPACE