threw out
Put in garbage
Threw out is the past tense of throw out, carrying its range of meanings.
To throw something out is to discard it: We threw out the old couch.
To throw someone out is to eject them: The bouncer threw him out.
In baseball, a fielder throws out a runner by getting the ball to base before they arrive.
To throw out an idea is to suggest it casually: She threw out a few names for the project.
Light, casual throw
- dumpWaste disposal site
- trashDiscarded worthless material
- junkWorthless discarded items
- disposeArrange or settle
ditch · scrap · chuck · pitch · rid · declutter · clear · remove
Throw with great force
- flingForceful toss, or tryst
- launchSet into motion
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- slingStrap-based support or launcher
lob · catapult · propel · jettison · toss · chuck · pitch · yeet
Remove from position
- evictRemove from property legally
- banishOfficially send away
- bootHigh shoe or startup
- removeTake something away
eject · bar · dismiss · bounce · show the door · send packing
toss
Light, casual throw
dispose · ditch · scrap · chuck · pitch · rid · declutter · clear · remove · shed
hurl
Throw with great force
sling · lob · catapult · propel · jettison · toss · chuck · pitch · yeet · cast
dismiss
Send away or reject
veto · nix · spurn · rebuff · discard · shoot down · scrap · shelve · table · quash
oust
Remove from position
remove · eject · bar · dismiss · bounce · show the door · send packing
blurt
Speak suddenly, thoughtlessly
propose · float · offer · voice · say · remark · interject · put forward · volunteer · raise