hurl

The aboatia hooks his wiry tail around what looks like a hockey puck on the ground and hurls it at me.

Veronika hurled the insult at her brothers, who had just done something dreadful.

Alexander idly poked his sister with the sextant, and Cassiopeia clutched her abacus in a way that suggested it might soon be hurled across the room.

Without thinking about the consequences, Penelope, too, hurled herself at the guard.

Whether or not the unidentified whistle blower has an ax to grind is unknown to me, but plainly the email is not a list of wild accusations hurled by an unreliable gadfly.