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Definition of hurl
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Hurl (v. t.) To emit or utter with
vehemence
or
impetuosity;
as, to hurl
charges
or
invective..
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Raff
::
Raff (n.) A low
fellow;
a
churl.
Thurl
::
Thurl (n.) A short
communication
between
adits in a mine.
Debacle
::
Debacle
(n.) A
breaking
or
bursting
forth;
a
violent
rush or flood of
waters
which
breaks
down
opposing
barriers,
and hurls
forward
and
disperses
blocks
of stone and other
debris..
Ballista
::
Ballista
(n.) An
ancient
military
engine,
in the form of a
crossbow,
used for
hurling
large
missiles..
Elance
::
Elance
(v. t.) To throw as a
lance;
to hurl; to dart.
Hurl
::
Hurl (v. t.) To twist or turn.
Carlot
::
Carlot
(n.) A
churl;
a boor; a
peasant
or
countryman.
Stunk
::
Stingy
(superl.)
Extremely
close and
covetous;
meanly
avaricious;
niggardly;
miserly;
penurious;
as, a
stingy
churl..
Cast
::
Cast (v. t.) To send or drive by
force;
to
throw;
to
fling;
to hurl; to
impel.
Hurtle
::
Hurtle
(v. t.) To push; to
jostle;
to hurl.
Hurling
::
Hurling
(n.) A kind of game at ball,
formerly
played..
Churlish
::
Churlish
(a.) Like a
churl;
rude;
cross-grained;
ungracious;
surly;
illiberal;
niggardly.
Hurled
::
Hurled
(imp. & p. p.) of Hur.
Hurl
::
Hurl (n.) A table on which fiber is
stirred
and mixed by
beating
with a
bowspring.
Thurling
::
Thurling
(n.) Same as
Thurl,
n., 2 (a)..
Hurlbone
::
Hurlbone
(n.) See
Whirlbone.
Bluff
::
Bluff (a.)
Surly;
churlish;
gruff;
rough.
Hurler
::
Hurler
(n.) One who
hurls,
or plays at
hurling..
Ballistics
::
Ballistics
(n.) The
science
or art of
hurling
missile
weapons
by the use of an
engine.
Churlish
::
Churlish
(a.)
Wanting
pliancy;
unmanageable;
unyielding;
not
easily
wrought;
as, a
churlish
soil; the
churlish
and
intractable
nature
of some
minerals..
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