Thrown is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THROWN in dictionary:

VERB:
• THROW, to fling in the air
• propel (something) with force through the air by a movement of the arm and hand
• push or force (someone or something) violently and suddenly into a particular physical position or state
• put in place or erect quickly
• move (a part of the body) quickly or suddenly in a particular direction
• project or cast (light or shadow) in a particular direction
• deliver (a punch)
• direct a particular kind of look or facial expression
• put on or take off (a garment) hastily
• move (a switch or lever) so as to operate a device
• roll (dice)
• obtain (a specified number) by rolling dice.
• lose (a race or contest) intentionally, especially in return for a bribe
• bowl (the ball) with an unlawful bent arm action.
• (of a horse) lose (a shoe).
• send suddenly into a particular state or condition
• put (someone) in a particular place or state in a rough, abrupt, or summary fashion
• disconcert; confuse
• (of a horse) unseat (its rider)
• turn (wood or other material) on a lathe.
• twist (silk or other fabrics) into thread or yarn.
• have (a fit or tantrum)
• give or hold (a party)
• (of an animal) give birth to (young, especially of a specified kind)
• project (one's voice) so that it appears to come from someone or something else, as in ventriloquism
• send (one's opponent) to the ground in wrestling, judo, or similar activity
• form (ceramic ware) on a potter's wheel
NOUN:
• an act of throwing something
• an illegitimate delivery considered to have been thrown rather than properly bowled.
• a light cover for furniture.
• used to indicate how much a single item, turn, or attempt costs
• the extent of vertical displacement in a fault.
• a machine or device by or on which an object is turned while being shaped.
• the action or motion of a slide valve or of a crank, eccentric wheel, or cam.
• the distance moved by the pointer of an instrument.
• an act of throwing one's opponent in wrestling, judo, or a similar sport
ADJECTIVE:
• caused to fall to the ground
• twisted together; as of filaments spun into a thread
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to propel through the air with a movement of the arm
• a. & p. p. from Throw, v.

Words related to THROWN

threw11 throw11 throwing15 throws12

Words that contain THROWN

upthrown16 misthrown17 outthrown15 overthrown19 underthrown18 unoverthrown21

How to use THROWN in a sentence

• They supposed the articles had been thrown overboard, in a recent storm, or by a vessel aground on the point of Goose Island, called Nekuhmenis.
• They were a fat, oily, hospitable, dirty race, and vied with each other in showing kindness to those who had been thus thrown into their society.
• Before Mukoki had thrown down the pack of meat which he was carrying he was showing them this fish.
• A thick cloth was thrown over my head, which was enveloped in such a manner that I could see absolutely nothing.
• Then not without difficulty he climbed out of the grave and sat down on the pile of sand he had thrown up.
• Accordingly, a bridge was thrown across the Rhine at Huningen, the passage effected, and the victory gained.
• On coming along-side, a rope was thrown to them, and made fast to the fore-stem.
• His scepticism is said to have thrown everything into disorder.
• He shed his weariness as a tattered garment is thrown aside.
• In 1641 Malacca was taken from them by the Hollanders, who held it till the present war, which has thrown it into the possession of the English.
• Returning to Denmark in 1532, Christian was thrown into prison, where he spent the last twenty-seven years of his life.
• Some light may be thrown on the subject by contemplating the successive states through which the dying Gotama passed.
• One day I came upon her where she had thrown herself upon a little garden stool to rest.
• The soldiers who guarded the walls were thus taken in the rear, the gates were thrown open, and the city soon filled with Romans.
• From the time they are capable of receiving impressions, they are thrown into constant contact with vice and crime.
• The Pope himself was dissatisfied with Sangallo, and the design for the cornice was thrown open to competition.
• It would be a most painful duty to me, but unless I am satisfied that that man has been thrown into the Blue Pool, I shall have no option but to report the matter at headquarters.
• All the muscles of the body may become rigid, or may be thrown into convulsive movements.
• He has thrown out a speech composed almost entirely of challenges.
• Until better light than I have been able to obtain is thrown upon the subject, therefore, it is obvious that Mr.
• Amanda Jones had embarked on the higher education, and had long ago thrown overboard her old superstitions.
• The ports were opened, the cocks turned, and water thrown upon the decks.

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