chucked

It was around noon that Brinsley chucked the phone behind a radiator at the basketball stadium and went off the grid.

He was frequently arrested and was chucked into the slammer three times.

A third of lower Manhattan is built on fill, much of it chucked into the river by early New Yorkers.

Eventually, the kidnappings became so common that they chucked ransoms for prisoner exchanges.

The other rider filled us in: one of the people watching us from the rim had chucked a rock behind my horse, spooking him.

Ivan many times chucked Spitzhase out at the door, but the clerk always returned by the window.

I paraded the whole crowd, told them what I had found out, and chucked up the whole concern in your name and mine.

She chucked Ronald under the chin and remarked on his healthy appearance.

The old gentleman chucked him under the chin and uttered a laugh.

I chucked it at a sparrow, and it weren't my fault if it missed him and broke the window.