throw down



throw something down

to cast something down onto the ground; to cast something to a lower level. Dave took one look at the box and threw it down. He threw down the box.
See also: down, throw

throw something down something

to hurl something downward through something, such as a stairway, a duct, a drain, a hole. Max threw the weapon down the storm sewer. Someone threw the bucket down the well.
See also: down, throw

throw down

v.
1. To hurl or fling someone or something down with great force or speed: The card player threw down her fists in anger. The wrestler threw his opponent down on the mat.
2. To have a fist fight: You should watch your words unless you're prepared to throw down.
See also: down, throw

throw down

in. to eat; to gobble one’s food. (The opposite of throw up = to vomit.) Man, I’m starved. Let’s find a hamburger joint and throw down.
See also: down, throw

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mao (1)mah-oJapanese
TranterTRAN-tərEnglish (Rare)
FreyrFRAYRNorse Mythology, Icelandic
Teca-Hungarian
Govind-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada
Amaliaah-MAH-lee-ah (Dutch, German)Spanish, Italian, Romanian, Dutch, German, Ancient Germanic (Latinized)