toss in a sentence

v., n.

Definition

TOSS: to throw something lightly or casually.

She decided to toss the old clothes into the donation bin.
After a long debate, they chose to toss a coin to make the final decision.
He gave the ball a quick toss, sending it soaring across the field.
In an act of frustration, she tossed her notes onto the desk.
The chef instructed his assistant to toss the salad lightly with dressing.
With a flick of his wrist, he managed to toss the frisbee high into the air.
After dinner, they would often toss around ideas for their next project.
The children laughed as they watched the dog toss the ball back and forth.
Feeling overwhelmed, she chose to toss her worries aside for the day.
After a long debate, they finally agreed to toss a coin to settle the dispute.
The children laughed as they tossed the beach ball back and forth.
He felt a rush of adrenaline as he prepared to toss his hat in the air.
With a gentle flick of her wrist, she tossed the paper airplane across the room.