hucking

Chucking with gusto

Hucking is throwing or launching something with force and abandon, often without much concern for precision: He was just hucking rocks into the lake.

In action sports like mountain biking, skiing, and skateboarding, hucking means launching yourself off a jump or drop with aggressive commitment: She's out there hucking cliffs like it's nothing.

The word conveys reckless energy—more about sending it than finessing it.

throwing

chucking

Throwing carelessly

heaving · launching · hurling · slinging · catapulting · propelling · lofting · pitching · casting · ejecting

mountainbiking

drop

Fall or release

  • sendCause to arrive elsewhere
  • gapUnfilled space between
  • jumpPropel oneself airborne

cliff · steep · gnarly · commit · booter · sender · landing · takeoff · airtime · exposure

skiing

cornice

Ornamental upper trim

freeride · air · stomp · landing · steep · exposure · powder · heliskiing · extreme · line

discgolf

disc

Flat circular object

backhand · turnover · bomber · fairway · putt · rip · crush · power grip · ace

Opposites
force and control

huckingplacing

Putting in position

setting down · floating · easing · feathering · guiding

commitment and risk-taking

huckinghesitating

Pausing with doubt

holding back · bailing · chickening out · playing it safe · rolling

risk and caution

huckingplaying it safe

Avoiding unnecessary risk

holding back · restraining · hesitating · pulling up · backing off

Family

huckster, huckleberry, huck, huckstering, hucked

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G