throw out
Get rid of
Throw out means to discard or get rid of something: I need to throw out these old magazines.
It also means to reject or dismiss: The judge threw out the case.
You can throw out your back by injuring it suddenly, or throw out a suggestion by offering it casually.
In baseball, to throw out a runner is to get them out with a throw to a base.
Remove forcibly from membership
- oustRemove from position
- evictRemove from property legally
- bootHigh shoe or startup
- bounceSpring back after impact
remove · dismiss · banish · exile · deport · excommunicate · bar · exclude
Light, casual throw
- dumpWaste disposal site
- trashDiscarded worthless material
- disposeArrange or settle
- junkWorthless discarded items
scrap · ditch · chuck · pitch · bin · reject · eliminate · remove
expel
Remove forcibly from membership
bounce · remove · dismiss · banish · exile · deport · excommunicate · bar · exclude · send packing
toss
Light, casual throw
junk · scrap · ditch · chuck · pitch · bin · reject · eliminate · remove · declutter
dismiss
Send away or reject
nullify · quash · strike down · overturn · disallow · set aside · annul · negate · veto · kill
propose
Put forth formally
suggest · put forward · raise · present · voice · air · broach · posit · table · submit