Synonym: advance, boot out, cast aside, cast away, cast out, chuck out, discard, dismiss, dispose, drum out, eject, exclude, expel, fling, kick out, oust, put away, throw away, toss, toss away, toss out, turf out, turn out. Similar words: throw off, grow out of, throw, throw up, throw in, throw away, throwing, overthrow. Meaning: v. 1. force to leave or move out 2. throw or cast away 3. put out or expel from a place 4. remove from a position or office 5. bring forward for consideration or acceptance 6. cease to consider; put out of judicial consideration.
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(31) Throw out a sprat to catch a mackerel.
(32) Throw out that waste paper.
(33) But, maybe we need to throw out the idea of virginity altogether, toss away the idea that you "lose" something from a single act.
(34) People, eben more than things , have to be restored , reclaimed and redeemed; never throw out anyone.
(35) Navarro twice threw into center field trying to throw out a runner at second only to have Kershaw strand them at third in the first two innings.
(36) Throw out any that just don't fit and make a prioritized list of the rest.
(37) That you threatened to throw out your other daughter's dollhouse and refused to let her go to the bathroom one evening until she mastered a difficult piano composition.
(38) Throw out the flannel gowns and wear a sexy, silky negligee that will make your husband want to touch you.
(39) "I had to throw out my peach pit," he explained.
(40) Byrd at once ordered his men to throw out two heavy food sacks.
(41) Prioritize. Throw out any that just don't fit and make a prioritized list of the rest.
(42) Spaniards were the fifth European nation to throw out their leaders because of the spreading euro zone crisis, following Greece, Portugal,(http://sentencedict.com/throw out.html) Ireland and Italy.
(43) Byrd at once ordered his men to throw out food sacks.
(44) BYRD at once ordered his men to throw OUT two heavy FOOD SACKS.
(45) The justices said New Haven improperly used race a basis to throw out the test results.
(46) Russian authorities, especially in Moscow, regularly throw out traders from Georgia and elsewhere in the Caucasus.
(47) Awake and sing, you who lie in the dust! Let your dew fall, O Lord, like a dew of light, and the earth will throw out her dead.
(48) I think I should lock myself in a room in a drinkery , then, maybe, I can throw out all the close in that small room, and erase the spoor you ever existed.
(49) Cory can't bring herself to throw out Tracy's best - loved pair of blue jeans.
(50) 54 Don't throw out the baby with the bath water.
(51) In fact there's no reason to throw out HTML4 at all, because HTML 5 is simply a bunch of new cool features that were added to the HTML4 core language.
(52) Throw out the rats and blacklegs, and organize your own trade union!
(53) In its amicus brief in support of the coalition filed today, EFF asked the judge to throw out the record-keeping regulations as an unconstitutional chill on adult free expression in the digital age.
(54) If you want to actually cross off tasks from your todo list, you’ll need to throw out the crap tasks that you don’t want/need to deal with.
(55) Do not throw out the baby with the bath water.
(56) Maybe, I should throw out my grammar books and start from scratch.
(57) In today's decision, five of the judges decided that while they didn't have enough judges to conduct business as an en banc panel, there were enough to throw out the case.
(58) Throw out nonessential numbers . This includes age, weght , and weight.
(59) Mom and dad can and baby play "after the dog" game: mother put word CARDS "yellow dog" throw out, please dad carrying a baby go after, and pick up first.
More similar words: throw off, grow out of, throw, throw up, throw in, throw away, throwing, overthrow, throwback, overthrown, stone's throw, throw the book at, within a stone's throw, bow out, blow out, follow out, grow on, crow over, throne, throb, throng, throat, throes, dethrone, through, throttle, bathrobe, bathroom, go through, throbbing.