toss back and forth



toss something back and forth

 
1. Lit. [for two or more people] to toss something to each other alternately. Carol and Kelly tossed the ball back and forth for a few minutes. We will toss the ball back and forth until we get tired.
2. Fig. to trade remarks, quips, insults, etc. They tossed insulting remarks back and forth. Walter and David spent the evening tossing quips back and forth.
See also: and, back, forth, toss

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
BoŻYdarbaw-ZHI-dahrPolish
Tillo-German (Rare)
Pich-Khmer
Kyvelikee-VEL-eeGreek
Gwenhwyfar-Welsh Mythology, Arthurian Romance
Kanta-Indian, Hindi, Bengali