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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151. But when I am discouraged or downcast I need only fling open the door of my closet, and there, hidden everything else, hangs the mantle of Michel de Montaigne, smelling slightly of camphor.
152. Because of her dream and love , she fling caution to the winds to meet Robert all the time , and because of her love and responsibility , she does not abnegate her family.
153. Each evening at Wagah, a border crossing between India and Pakistan, scowling soldiers in dress uniform fling high-kicks worthy of a cancan dancer and march about at triple speed.
154. Meanwhile, Mrs Palin is playing the traditional running-mate's role of attacking Mr Obama's character; but after his bare-knuckle primary battle with Hillary Clinton there are no new charges to fling.
155. " Scampish swallow " hear this ID name, can consider a fling caution to the winds bare hobby of this woman and she how intense gender consciousness.
156. "He has no way of knowing whether you're a serious dater or if you're just looking for a casual fling," Nakamoto says.
157. I fling caution to the winds the ran on the street, in the crowd looking at the figure.
158. She has had a fling at that purse - proud grocer's wife.
159. Neither the importance nor even the existence of fling is universally accepted.
160. The excited fans had a fling at the lost team.
161. The editor took another fling at the city fathers today.
162. They wasn't so high . and dry, nohow, but took their fling , like jolly companions every one.'
163. The girl made the trip from New Castle to Michael's Mount at one fling.
164. The sword dance, similar to an Irish jig of a Highland fling, usually performed at a Scottish wedding gathering.
165. Fireflies flit in the bush near the dried-up pond, and bamboo branches fling their shadows on the grass-grown path.
166. See the merry limbs in hot Highland fling Because some wizard vermin Charmed from the quiet this revel When our ears were half lulled By the dark music Blown from Sleep's trumpet.
167. The fling abuses otiose of for no reason(sentencedict.com), the hope can have the voice of more reason.
168. The original Mangonel was first used in Roman times to fling large rocks at enemies. This Mangonel, though bearing some resemblance to its forebear, is far larger than its Roman counterparts.
169. Don't pull the ball away, I am going to have a fling at a game.
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.