throwˈ-in noun

1. An act of throwing in
2. A throw to put the ball back into play (football, basketball, etc)

throwing stick noun

1. A grooved stick for giving a spear greater leverage when thrown
2. A throw stick

throwing table noun

A potter's wheel

thrown silk noun

Organzine

throwˈ-out noun

1. An act of throwing out
2. A rejected thing

throwˈover

See throw ( noun) above

throw rug noun

A small rug, decorative rather than utilitarian

throw stick noun

A weapon thrown whirling from the hand, such as the boomerang

throw weight noun

The maximum weight that can be lifted by a ballistic missile, incl the weight of the warhead(s) and guidance systems, but not the weight of the rocket itself

throw about or throw around

1. To spend (money) extravagantly or recklessly
2. To throw carelessly in different directions
3. (throw about) to cast about or try expedients (Spenser)

throw a fit (informal)

To have a fit, behave wildly

throw away

1. To reject, toss aside
2. To squander
3. To fail to take advantage of
4. To discard (a card)
5. (of an actor) to speak (lines) deliberately without emphasis
6. To bestow or expend on something unworthy

throw back

1. To retort, to refuse
2. To delay or hinder the progress of
3. To force (someone) to rely (on something)
4. To revert to some ancestral character

throw (caution, etc) to the winds see under wind¹

throw down

To demolish

throw down the gauntlet see under gauntlet¹

throw in

1. To interject
2. To throw (a football) back into play from the side of the pitch
3. To add as an extra at no extra cost

throw in one's lot see under lot

throw in the towel or throw in one's hand see under hand

throw mud at see under mud

throw off

1. To divest oneself of
2. To disengage or release oneself from
3. To tell or compose in an offhand way
4. To perplex or disconcert

throw on

To put on hastily

throw oneself at

To make a determined and obvious attempt to captivate

throw oneself into

To engage heartily in

throw oneself on or upon

1. To attack, assault
2. To entrust oneself to the power of

throw open

1. To cause to swing wide open
2. To make freely accessible

throw out

1. To cast out
2. To reject
3. To expel
4. To emit
5. To utter casually
6. To cause to project
7. To build (a projecting extension)
8. To cause to be misaligned
9. To disconcert or distract
10. To dismiss (a batsman) by throwing the ball at, and hitting, the wicket (cricket)
11. To put (the batter) out by throwing the ball to a fielder to prevent the batter from reaching a base (baseball)
12. To distance, leave behind

throw over

To discard, desert or jilt

throw together

1. To put together in a hurry
2. To bring into contact by chance

throw up

1. To erect hastily
2. To show prominently, to reveal
3. To give up, to resign
4. To vomit (informal)

throw up one's hands

To raise one's hands as an expression of exasperation, despair, horror, etc

throw up (something) against someone

To reproach someone with (something)

throw up the sponge see under sponge