Synonym: cast, celebration, escapade, hurl, lark, pitch, sling, spree, throw, toss. Similar words: stifling, flint, the cost of living, standard of living, cling, sling, ailing, ruling. Meaning: [flɪŋ] 
n. 1. a usually brief attempt 2. a brief indulgence of your impulses 3. the act of flinging. v. 1. throw with force or recklessness 2. move in an abrupt or headlong manner 3. indulge oneself 4. throw or cast away.
n. 1. a usually brief attempt 2. a brief indulgence of your impulses 3. the act of flinging. v. 1. throw with force or recklessness 2. move in an abrupt or headlong manner 3. indulge oneself 4. throw or cast away. 
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121. Ending up a day of heavy course, fling off my schoolbag, I startup my computer hurrily.
122. If suddenly want to escape from life now, want to fling caution to the winds pick up their simple luggage to go wandering.
123. I think it was his birthday party, so he had a fling at the game.
124. He was too young to fling off those experienced competitors.
125. Have a fling at sb. And let us not laugh, declare foolish or cower in alarm if different views result from our efforts.
126. I fling caution to the winds to love, see is you unnecessary harm.
127. Le Blanc and Aniston were rumoured to have had a fling.
128. Lynn wanna hold out, suddenly, wanna kiss the cheek, she felt that a beard to bar, so charming, she also feel that Ming refused, she didn't care, love, kisses the fling caution to the winds.
129. He can fling off poems off the top of his head.
130. He was pleased to be able to fling off an unwelcome responsibility.
131. He is willing to have a fling at almost any job.
132. He had his fling when he was young; now he must work.
133. While other leaders fling to their office, Winston Churchill inspired British people with his trademark V sign for victory in public with calm, relaxed smile.
134. It is true that it is hard to walk on, please take care of yourselves. The Three Gorges Shu Path suggests promotion and good luck. If we step up at one fling we will get promoted and have good luck.
135. I even went so far as to indulge in a fling at the principal.
136. A woman that can fling caution to the winds for feeling.
137. You'll traverse passageways littered with usable objects (sentencedict.com), yet nary an enemy to fling them at.
138. Come, therefore , and let us fling mud at them!
139. This plays mother but confused, fling caution to the winds the ground swung open a door.
140. The wedding guests were given confetti to fling at the bride and groom.
141. Still other spectral lines hint at outflowing jets and winds, generated when magnetic fields threading the disk fling some of the inflowing disk material back out.
142. They often remind me not to fling off a remark at meetings.
143. We undertook a series of eyeball dogs experiment, compared an user to carry skeletonize graph and the show when taking skeletonize graph page in fling.
144. To the man of letters it is a missile that he can fling in the reader's face to disprove the pestilent heresy.
145. Let's have fling and eat at that expensive restaurant for a change.
146. His parents often encourage him to fling out the gaunlet fearlessly.
147. Fling yourself into nature, breathe the pureness and limpidity [sentencedict.com], you can spread yourself in the silent sunshine every day.
148. Therefore, in all my reason and emotion experience, always want to make each silent prayer, to fling caution to the winds from where the domain the fetters of the ability and courage.
149. Note: It’s bad form to roll the final friends fling in with the bachelor/bachelorette party.
150. I fling caution to the winds in the direction of the sound to the flying sand and rolling pebbles, either by my eyes.
More similar words: stifling, flint, the cost of living, standard of living, cling, sling, ailing, ruling, ceiling, milling, rolling, sibling, yelling, inkling, curling, appalling, rambling, glinting, quisling, darkling, dangling, suckling, feelings, crawling, jostling, bungling, bustling, buckling, linguist, dwelling.