chuck (something) in (to something)



chuck (something) in (to something)

To place, pack, or throw into a receptacle of some kind, especially hastily and/or haphazardly. My alarm didn't go off on time on the morning of my flight, so I had to just chuck all my clothes into a suitcase and run out the door. The great thing about cooking stews is you don't need a lot of precision—just chop up a bunch of meat and vegetables, and then chuck them all in!
See also: chuck

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LizaLIE-zə (English)English, Russian, Hungarian
StewartSTOO-ərt, STYOO-ərtEnglish, Scottish
Madison['mædisn]
Ezgİ-Turkish
Hugo['hju:gəu]
VioletVIE-lət, VIE-ə-lətEnglish