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Definition of throw
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Throw (v. t.) To
overturn;
to
prostrate
in
wrestling;
as, a man
throws
his
antagonist..
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Revert
::
Revert
(v. t.) To throw back; to
reflect;
to
reverberate.
Raze
::
Raze (v. t.) To
subvert
from the
foundation;
to lay level with the
ground;
to
overthrow;
to
destroy;
to
demolish.
Ruin
::
Ruin (n.) To bring to ruin; to cause to fall to
pieces
and
decay;
to make to
perish;
to bring to
destruction;
to bring to
poverty
or
bankruptcy;
to
impair
seriously;
to
damage
essentially;
to
overthrow.
Megascope
::
Megascope
(n.) A
modification
of the magic
lantern,
used esp. for
throwing
a
magnified
image of an
opaque
object
on a
screen,
solar or
artificial
light being
used..
Spout
::
Spout (v. t.) To throw out
forcibly
and
abudantly,
as
liquids
through
an
office
or a pipe; to eject in a jet; as, an
elephant
spouts
water from his
trunk..
Water Table
::
Water table () A
molding,
or other
projection,
in the wall of a
building,
to throw off the
water,
--
generally
used in the
United
States
for the first table above the
surface
of the
ground
(see
Table,
n., 9), that is, for the table at the top of the
foundation
and the
beginning
of the upper
wall..
Ding
::
Ding (v. t.) To dash; to throw
violently.
Irrefragable
::
Irrefragable
(a.) Not
refragable;
not to be
gainsaid
or
denied;
not to be
refuted
or
overthrown;
unanswerable;
incontestable;
undeniable;
as, an
irrefragable
argument;
irrefragable
evidence..
Demolish
::
Demolish
(v. t.) To throw or pull down; to raze; to
destroy
the
fabric
of; to pull to
pieces;
to ruin; as, to
demolish
an
edifice,
or a
wall..
Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) To cut off light from; to put in
shade;
to
shade;
to throw a
shadow
upon; to
overspead
with
obscurity.
Disoccident
::
Disoccident
(v. t.) To turn away from the west; to throw out of
reckoning
as to
longitude.
Lose
::
Lose (v. t.) Not to
employ;
to
employ
ineffectually;
to throw away; to
waste;
to
squander;
as, to lose a day; to lose the
benefits
of
instruction..
Slat
::
Slat (v. t.) To slap; to
strike;
to beat; to throw down
violently.
Quash
::
Quash (v. t.) To
abate,
annul,
overthrow,
or make void; as, to quash an
indictment..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(v. i.) To
struggle
eagerly
with
others
for
something
thrown
upon the
ground;
to go down upon all fours to seize
something;
to catch
rudely
at what is
desired.
Emit
::
Emit (v. t.) To send
forth;
to throw or give out; to cause to
issue;
to give vent to; to
eject;
to
discharge;
as, fire emits heat and
smoke;
boiling
water emits
steam;
the sun emits
light..
Rout
::
Rout (n.) The state of being
disorganized
and
thrown
into
confusion;
-- said
especially
of an army
defeated,
broken
in
pieces,
and put to
flight
in
disorder
or
panic;
also, the act of
defeating
and
breaking
up an army; as, the rout of the enemy was
complete..
Espringal
::
Espringal
(n.) An
engine
of war used for
throwing
viretons,
large
stones,
and other
missiles;
a
springal..
Scramble
::
Scramble
(n.) The act of
jostling
and
pushing
for
something
desired;
eager and
unceremonious
struggle
for what is
thrown
or held out; as, a
scramble
for
office..
Siderostat
::
Siderostat
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
essentially
of a
mirror
moved by
clockwork
so as to throw the rays of the sun or a star in a fixed
direction;
-- a more
general
term for
heliostat.
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