tosses in English

noun

1

an action or instance of tossing something.

a defiant toss of her head

verb

1

throw (something) somewhere lightly, easily, or casually.

Suzy tossed her bag onto the sofa

synonyms: throw, hurl, fling, sling, cast, pitch, lob, project, heave, chuck

2

search (a place).

I could demand her keys and toss her office

noun

flip
flip, pass

verb

throw, flip, pitch, thrash, shake, thresh about, chuck out, chuck, sky
throw, hurl, fling, sling, cast, pitch, lob, project, heave, chuck
flip, flick
pitch, lurch, rock, roll, plunge, reel, list, keel, sway, wallow, flounder
thrash, squirm, wriggle, writhe, fidget, turn
shake, stir, turn, mix, combine
thresh about, thrash about, thrash, slash, convulse, thresh
chuck out, put away, dispose, throw away, discard, cast out, fling, toss out, throw out, cast aside, toss away, cast away
flip
chuck
sky, flip, pitch

Use "tosses" in a sentence

1. He tosses the book on the coffee table.

2. If he tosses that switch on the MRI, she's dead.

3. Kim tosses a gun down the chimney, which Bryan uses to kill his guards.

4. Beanballs easily fit into the students’ palms and have a tacky texture for secure tosses and catches

5. And the mare, as if finally understanding, begins to strain, tosses her head wildly, pulls at the reins.

6. To make her burst faster off the blocks, Privalova tosses a 120-pound barbell over her head two dozen times a day.

7. Las Vegas Aviators right fielder Skye Bolt (8) tosses a foul ball to a fan in the fourth inning versus the Sacramento River Cats during game five of their best-of-five first-round Pacific Coast