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toss

[taws, tos] / tɔs, tɒs /






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After spending a week and a half sailing halfway across the far southern Pacific, tossed between 20-foot waves and crippling bouts of seasickness, Chris Brown reached his destination.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pitch and ground were covered with the umpires monitoring the situation after the toss had been made on time.

From Barron's

The inclement weather and a pitch that has been sweating under covers mean England will delay naming their side until Sunday's toss, breaking with their tradition of announcing their eleven 24 hours in advance.

From Barron's

Not only were the players far more portable than turntables but unlike records, tapes were resilient to being tossed about.

From Los Angeles Times

A U.S. judge this week tossed some allegations in the DOJ lawsuit, according to reports, but the trial is still set to start next month.

From MarketWatch