Definition:
thrower
- throwergive by way of entertainment throw a party
- throwerdeliver (a blow) in or as if in boxing
- throwersend forth project the setting sun threw long shadows
- throwermake (oneself) dependent commit (oneself) for help, support, or protection threw himself on the mercy of the court
- throwerpropel through the air in any manner a rifle that can throw a bullet a mile
- throwergive birth to threw large litters
- throwerone who throws (to fling in the air)
- throwered 3c throw some light on the matter
- throwerget the better of overcome the problem didn't throw her
- throwerput on or off hastily or carelessly threw on a coat
- throwercause to fall threw his opponent
- throwerform or shape on a potter's wheel
- throwerlose intentionally throw a game
- throwerput (an automobile) in a different gear especially quickly or suddenly he threw the car into reverse
- throwerfling (oneself) precipitately threw herself down on the sofa
- throwerbring forth throws a good crop
- throwertwist two or more filaments of into a thread or yarn
- throwerto propel through the air by a forward motion of the hand and arm throw a baseball
- throwerdrive or impel violently dash the ship was thrown on a reef
- throwerst hurl
- throwermake or break (a connection) with a lever
- throwermake a cast of (dice or a specified number on dice)
- throwerbring to bear exert threw all his efforts into the boy's defense throw their weight behind the proposal
- throwerindulge in give way to threw a temper tantrum
- throwerposit 2b the wine throws sediment
- throwergive up abandon
- throwerperform (as a stunt) successfully throwing tricks on a skateboard
- throwermove (a lever) so as to connect or disconnect parts of a clutch or switch
- throwerput in a particular position or condition threw her arms around him thrown into chaos threw him into prison
- throwercause to fall off unseat the horse threw its rider