throw



throw someone

Fig. to confuse someone. You threw me for a minute when you asked for my identification. I thought you recognized me. The question the teacher asked was so hard that it threw me, and I became very nervous.

throw

1. n. a try; a time. Have another throw at it, why don’t you?
2. tv. to confuse someone. The question really threw me.

throw

/toss (one's) hat into the ring
To enter a political race as a candidate for office.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ÚRsulaOOR-soo-lə (Portuguese), OOR-soo-lah (Spanish)Portuguese, Spanish
Alis['ælis]
Maria[mə'ri:ə]
Terentius-Ancient Roman
Samuelesah-MWE-leItalian
ServiusSER-wi-uwsAncient Roman