toss out

Get rid of

Toss out means to discard or throw away: I tossed out those old magazines.

It also means to mention casually or suggest without commitment: She tossed out a few ideas during the meeting.

To toss someone out is to eject them, often forcibly: The bouncer tossed him out of the bar.

Related

deep-six · cast aside · clear the decks · get rid of · pitch · eject · trash · kick to the curb · give the boot · send packing · show the door · heave-ho · purge · scrap · junk · fling · expel · remove

Categories
Opposites
retention vs. disposal

toss outkeep

Retain or fortified tower

retain · save · hold onto · preserve · store

acceptance vs. rejection

toss outaccept

Consent to receive

adopt · embrace · approve · welcome · endorse

inclusion vs. expulsion

toss outlet in

Permit entry

bring in · admit · take in · welcome · usher in

Family

toss, out, tossed, dispose of

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G