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tossed

/tɑst/

Meanings
  • Verb

    To throw something with a light or casual motion.

  • Verb

    To move or cause to move lightly or casually.


Pronunciation
  1. /tɔst/



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Rhymes
Words rhyming with tossed
osses , mosses , blossoms , glosses
Homonyms
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  1. Tossed () : A condition of food that has been lightly tossed in a pan or over a fire.

  2. Tossed () : A state of agitation or confusion.


Homophones
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  1. Tossed () : A condition of food that has been lightly tossed in a pan or over a fire.

  2. Tossed () : A state of agitation or confusion.


Variants
List of all variants of tossed that leads to same result
toss , toss her cookies , toss his cookies , toss one's cookies , toss their cookies , tossed , tossed her cookies , tossed his cookies , tossed one's cookies , tossed their cookies , tosser , tossers , tosses , tosses her cookies , tosses his cookies , tosses one's cookies , tosses their cookies , tossing , tossing her cookies , tossing his cookies , tossing one's cookies , tossing their cookies , tossed salad , tossed salads , toss back , tossed back , tosses back , tossing back , toss in , tossed in , tosses in , tossing in , toss off , tossed off , tosses off , tossing off , toss out , tossed out , tosses out , tossing out
Forms
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tosses, tossed (past tense and past participle)


Etymology
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Originally meant 'to throw' or 'to cast'. Derived from the Old English 'tossian'.


Trivia
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  1. The word 'tossed' first appeared in English literature in the 15th century.

  2. In the game of horseshoes, a 'toss' is the act of throwing a horseshoe towards a stake.


Related Concepts
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  1. Cast: Related to the act of throwing or tossing an object.

  2. Flip: Similar to tossing, but implies a quick, forceful motion.


Culture
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In literature, 'tossed' has been used to describe the actions of characters in various situations, such as tossing a coin to make a decision or tossing a ball back and forth between two people. In art, the term 'tossed' has been used to describe the technique of applying paint in a light, casual manner. In music, the term 'tossed' is not commonly used, but it could potentially refer to a rhythm or melody that is light and playful.

How to Memorize "tossed"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine yourself throwing a ball back and forth with someone. Visualize the motion of the ball as it is tossed back and forth.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'tossed' with the feeling of being playful or carefree.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the mnemonic 'Tossed Salad' to remember the past tense and past participle form of the verb.


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