pitch-out

Oh, easily enough; something or anything—a bubble'll do, or we can pitch out a bit of wood.

They've scotched me this once, my son—an old she-leopard, black as pitch out of an Ollacondy.

This old river barge would roll and pitch out of sight at times, and we were all wet from head to foot.

And then: "Pitch out and tell me: what is this piratical scheme that you are afraid you may not have the nerve to carry through?"

Over a stump would jounce the buggy, and I would nearly pitch out.