Search results for 'throw':

Throw down! (verb) : To enjoy eating something so much that you hardly chew before you swallow.

Them hot wings was so good that I threw down about 20 of them!

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 07, 2007 15:46

throw-away clothes (noun) : clothing that is poorly constructed out of substandard material that a person can only wear a couple of times before they fall apart and are ultimately tossed in the trash

I only shop at high-end retail stores because I find purchasing throw-away clothes wastes more money in the long run.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Jun. 18, 2007 16:55

throwed (other) : dealing with or relating to being exceptional in quality

The song that I heard last night was throwed.

Submitted by: J. Shaw from Texas on Oct. 17, 2005 22:25

throwie (noun) : Also known as a 'throw-up,' this is a graffiti term that refers to a type of graffiti that usually consists of 2 colors, one for the fill-in and one for the outline. A 3rd color is sometimes used for highlights or a background. Usually, this type of graffiti is illegal.

I just did a throwie down by 35th Street.

Submitted by: ERS from New York on Oct. 27, 2006 19:49

throwler (noun) : a bowler in cricket who delivers the ball with a chucking action rather than the correct roundarm action

Muttiah Muralitharan is one of the best throwlers in the world.

Submitted by: Praneel Arora from India on Jan. 31, 2008 11:44

throwupgrade (noun) : mandatory computer hardware or software upgrades which promise efficiency and improvement, yet inevitably result in downtime, relearning, botched customer service, lost data, and regret at the loss of previous, reliable, and familiar computer configurations

After the latest throwupgrade, I lost several valuable documents, had to spend hours learning new programs, and the I.T. people had to come into my office four times in two weeks.

Submitted by: Scotty Books from Oregon on Jan. 16, 2006 23:10

Throwuption (noun) : explosive vomit

We could tell by the pale skin and beads of sweat on our friend that we needed to get out of the way. He was about to have a throwuption.

Submitted by: Mika N. from Washington on Jan. 07, 2006 16:09

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