chuck **
chuck something in

Well if she went to the police they'd chuck him out.

Then I'll hand over to you and chuck the line.

I have a great mind to chuck the whole thing up.

"It seems like rather than chuck the whole thing, something should be done to work these problems out."

While you're doing that chuck us my thing over there as well.

A small one, but let's chuck it in with the rest.

I should chuck another one in, what difference does it make?

Or chuck their careers and start out on something new.

I'm certainly not going to chuck the baby out with the bath water.

Again he felt the urge to chuck the whole business, to get out while the getting was good.

Save your money for something else, or give it to the guys not to chuck themselves in, as they likely have families to look after.

And she used to say like what you chucking them out for!

You're not the one who's being chucked up in the air.

It's not as if they were going to be chucked out.

If I gave her a pencil she'd chuck it back at you.

Not even when I've had it chucked at my head.

I find it hard to believe you've been chucked though.

A guy who can take a hit and keep on chucking.

"I want to chuck this one away and forget about it."

There's a lot of blame to chuck around, but I think that can be bad.

Why not just chuck it all, leave the wars to someone else?

Someone had just chucked her out the window of a car.

A man can chuck anything that he has a mind to."

The only answer is to chuck the system and start over."

"You can chuck my books over to some other publisher."