hurls
Pitches with power
Hurls is the third-person singular of hurl, meaning to throw something with great force: She hurls the ball across the field.
The word often carries a sense of violence or aggression—you hurl insults, accusations, or abuse at someone.
To hurl can also mean to vomit: He hurled after drinking too much.
Throws or brief affairs
- tossesThrows with ease
- pitchesThrows or proposals
- launchesSends off forcefully
- heavesThrows with exertion
lobs · slings · catapults · chucks · casts · propels · releases · winds up
Convulses without vomiting
- gagsJokes or silencing devices
- spewsEjects forcefully
- barfsEjects stomach contents
- upchucksExpels food orally
regurgitates · heaves · pukes · throws up · dry heaves · nausea · queasy · sick
flings
Throws or brief affairs
heaves · lobs · slings · catapults · chucks · casts · propels · releases · winds up · fastball
retches
Convulses without vomiting
upchucks · regurgitates · heaves · pukes · throws up · dry heaves · nausea · queasy · sick · bile
shouts
Loud vocal outbursts
spits · epithets · slurs · abuse · invective · curses · obscenities · tirade · verbal attack · taunts
puck
Hockey's rubber projectile
- goalkeeperNet-defending player
- defenderOne who guards another
- midfielderCentral pitch position
forward · free · penalty · crossbar · goal · pitch · helmet · clash · Ireland · county
- hurl insults
- hurling chunks
- hurl chunksVomit forcefully