toss|tosses in English

noun

[tɑs /tɒs]

throw, pitch; flipping of a coin to decide a matte

Use "toss|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. TOSS OUT YOUR WEAPON!

4. Let's go toss the pigskin around.

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

6. Badminton begins with a coin toss

7. Two students Alternately toss a coin

8. Toss that book over, will you?

9. * Basket Toss: Invite one of the children to toss a beanbag or crumpled piece of paper into a basket.

10. Skin them, toss them over the balcony.

11. Healthy enough to toss you a kidney.

12. Wasn't it lucky I won the toss?

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

14. Pour over Coleslaw mix and toss to coat.

15. Aboard doesn't toss in every possible feature possible

16. Then you toss me about in the storm.

17. I'll toss you for who pays the bill.

18. To throw or toss: Chucked stones into the

19. I don't give a toss what he thinks.

20. The matter made him toss in the bed.

21. Toss the carrots in some butter before serving.

22. You were going to toss me out an airlock.

23. Let's toss a coin to see who'll go first.

24. Our team is very hard to toss at home.

25. Buddy Toss is an arcade game with simple mechanics