Toss ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Toss ( verb )

1. To throw or cast lightly.
2. To throw or hurl with a quick motion.
3. To cause to turn over or change position abruptly.
4. To flip a coin to decide something.

Origin:

Middle english tosen, from old english tȳsian; akin to old high german ziosan to throw.

Examples:

1. He tossed the ball to his friend.
2. She tossed her hair back.
3. The boat tossed in the waves.
4. They tossed a coin to decide who would go first.
5. He tossed and turned all night, unable to sleep.

(As a noun)

Toss ( noun )

1. To throw or cast lightly.
2. To throw or hurl with a quick motion.
3. To cause to turn over or change position abruptly.
4. To flip a coin to decide something.

Origin:

Middle english tosen, from old english tȳsian; akin to old high german ziosan to throw.

Examples:

1. He tossed the ball to his friend.
2. She tossed her hair back.
3. The boat tossed in the waves.
4. They tossed a coin to decide who would go first.
5. He tossed and turned all night, unable to sleep.

(As a noun)

Toss ( noun )

1. To throw or cast lightly.
2. To throw or hurl with a quick motion.
3. To cause to turn over or change position abruptly.
4. To flip a coin to decide something.

Origin:

Middle english tosen, from old english tȳsian; akin to old high german ziosan to throw.

Examples:

1. He tossed the ball to his friend.
2. She tossed her hair back.
3. The boat tossed in the waves.
4. They tossed a coin to decide who would go first.
5. He tossed and turned all night, unable to sleep.