Synonyms for toss
tɔs, tɒstoss

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1. toss

   Synonyms:
   pitch, cast, hurl, shake, roll, rock, buffet

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1. flip, tossnoun

   the act of flipping a coin

   Synonyms:
   somerset, flip, somersault, somersaulting, summersault, summerset, pass

2. pass, toss, flipnoun

   (sports) the act of throwing the ball to another member of your team

   "the pass was fumbled"

   Synonyms:
   go, passing, notch, somerset, liberty chit, strait, fling, walk, passing play, summersault, crack, laissez passer, somersault, mountain pass, straits, summerset, bye, passing game, flip, passport, base on balls, somersaulting, pass, whirl, qualifying, head, offer

3. tossverb

   an abrupt movement

   "a toss of his head"

   Synonyms:
   pass, flip

4. flip, toss, sky, pitchverb

   throw or toss with a light motion

   "flip me the beachball"; "toss me newspaper"

   Synonyms:
   throw out, toss out, discard, slant, jactitate, twitch, flick, thresh, flip, toss away, lurch, slash, tilt, cant over, deliver, cant, peddle, huckster, thrash, tack, shift, gear, alternate, dispose, switch, chuck, thresh about, leaf, cast aside, cast away, sky, convulse, riff, thrash about, cast out, thumb, pitch, chuck out, riffle, flip-flop, hawk, set up, flip over, turn over, incline, fling, throw away, flip out, slope, throw, vend, interchange, put away, monger

5. flip, tossverb

   lightly throw to see which side comes up

   "I don't know what to do--I may as well flip a coin!"

   Synonyms:
   throw out, toss out, discard, jactitate, twitch, flick, thresh, flip, toss away, slash, thrash, tack, alternate, dispose, switch, chuck, thresh about, leaf, cast aside, cast away, sky, convulse, riff, thrash about, cast out, thumb, pitch, chuck out, riffle, flip-flop, flip over, turn over, fling, throw away, flip out, throw, interchange, put away

6. chuck, tossverb

   throw carelessly

   "chuck the ball"

   Synonyms:
   vomit, throw out, toss out, discard, convulse, thresh, flip, toss away, honk, slash, barf, sick, ditch, thrash, cast out, dispose, chuck, puke, jactitate, cast, cast aside, spue, sky, be sick, thresh about, purge, regorge, chuck out, thrash about, vomit up, cast away, pitch, upchuck, disgorge, throw away, fling, cat, spew, regurgitate, throw up, retch, pat, put away

7. convulse, thresh, thresh about, thrash, thrash about, slash, toss, jactitateverb

   move or stir about violently

   "The feverish patient thrashed around in his bed"

   Synonyms:
   throw out, cast aside, toss out, discard, whip, convulse, welt, bat, thresh, flip, toss away, strap, slash, pitch, lam, fling, cast away, trounce, lick, jactitate, dispose, flog, chuck, drub, thresh about, slam dance, cut down, sky, cream, slam, thrash about, cast out, lather, chuck out, thrash, throw away, clobber, lash, mosh, gash, flail, put away

8. discard, fling, toss, toss out, toss away, chuck out, cast aside, dispose, throw out, cast out, throw away, cast away, put awayverb

   throw or cast away

   "Put away your worries"

   Synonyms:
   throw out, toss out, lag, discard, put to sleep, convulse, qualify, banish, tuck away, incarcerate, expel, thresh, flip, toss away, boot out, ban, kick out, slash, lock up, lock, turf out, put aside, cast away, remand, advance, shut up, dispose, blackball, chuck, jactitate, cast, splurge, cast aside, put behind bars, sky, throw, thresh about, oust, imprison, immure, jail, exclude, thrash about, dismiss, shut away, cast out, jug, pitch, chuck out, thrash, throw away, shun, drum out, turn out, gaol, incline, fling, drop, ostracise, lock in, lock away, ostracize, tuck in, eject, cast off, throw off, shake off, put away, shed

9. tossverb

   agitate

   "toss the salad"

   Synonyms:
   thresh about, pitch, cast out, throw out, thrash, toss out, chuck, convulse, throw away, slash, jactitate, cast away, chuck out, dispose, flip, put away, fling, thresh, cast aside, thrash about, sky, toss away, discard

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   • Throw
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1. throwverb

   Submitted by mayaaliwi on November 4, 2022  

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1. tossverb

   Synonyms:
   throw (by the hand and upward), throw up

2. tossverb

   Synonyms:
   fling, pitch, cast, hurl

3. tossverb

   Synonyms:
   agitate, shake, rock

4. tossverb

   Synonyms:
   roll, writhe, tumble about, be uneasy

5. tossverb

   Synonyms:
   be agitated, be tossed

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1. List of paraphrases for "toss":

   throw, lance

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1. Juvenal:

   Fortune can, for her pleasure, fools advance, And toss them on the wheels of Chance.

2. David Goffin:

   It was the best win of my career, for sure, i had some problems with my serve, a little bit with my toss. It was tough with the heat and the sun to control the ball.

3. Hillary Clinton:

   When I ’m under the weather, Ican afford to take a few days off, millions of Americans ca n’t, they either go to work sick or lose a paycheck, lots of Americans still don't even have insurance, or they do but it’s too expensive to actually use, so they toss back some Tylenols, they chug orange juice, hope that the cough or the virus goes away on its own.

4. Adam Zampa:

   I just tried to use my strengths to the best of my ability. I knew the wickets were going to be low and I bowled at good times, we won the toss and bowled first, so it was probably a little bit drier when I was bowling and I tried to get wickets when we needed them.

5. Ben Spangenberg:

   It's still a big toss-up for me right now, it could go Hillary Clinton, it could go Bernie, it could go Rubio, it could go Kasich, it could go Bush.