- throwing (Adj.)
- germ. werpa-; wurpula-
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throwing (Adj.)
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throwing — adj. Throwing is used with these nouns: ↑elbow, ↑motion … Collocations dictionary
luminous — adj. 1 full of or shedding light; radiant, bright, shining. 2 phosphorescent, visible in darkness (luminous paint). 3 (esp. of a writer or a writer s work) throwing light on a subject. 4 of visible radiation (luminous intensity). Derivatives:… … Useful english dictionary
antigerm — adj. Relating to or characterised by a strong desire to avoid or eliminate germs. Also: anti germ. Example Citations: At the grass roots, antigerm innovation is furious: Sandra Barbor, 60, of Sandwich, Ill., was always bothered by having to grasp … New words
hrædtæfle — adj quick at throwing dice? … Old to modern English dictionary
weorpendlic — adj suitable for throwing … Old to modern English dictionary
wyrpendlic — adj suitable for throwing … Old to modern English dictionary
over the top — adj, adv British outrageous, bizarre, beyond the bounds of normal behaviour or decorum. The expression equally describes fury, extraordinary generosity or simple bad taste. It derives from the general idea of going off the scale , of being beyond … Contemporary slang
projective — adj. of projection, of casting or throwing; pertaining to tests designed to reveal latent motives and personality traits (Psychology) … English contemporary dictionary
stolen — adj. robbed, taken without permission stɪËl v. take another s property without permission, rob; plagiarize; sneak, obtain in a secretive manner; move stealthily; run to another base while the pitcher is throwing to the batter (Baseball) … English contemporary dictionary
underhand — adj. clandestine, sly, deceitful, dubious; (for example of a throw) performed with the arm below the height of the shoulder and the palm of the hand facing forward adv. (for example of throwing) with the arm below the height of the shoulder and… … English contemporary dictionary
cringing — adj 1. cowering, shrinking, quailing, blenching, flinching, wincing, starting, recoiling, shying, Inf. funking, Sl. mooching; shaking, trembling, quivering, Inf. shaking in one s boots or shoes. 2. servile, slavish, obsequious, Obs. obsequent,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
