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tossing To throw something around wildly or playfully, often without any specific direction. ■ "After the game, the players were tossing their hats and shirts in the air as they celebrated their victory."
fling a sudden and violent tossing or throwing of something ■ "I accidentally flung my phone across the room when I heard a loud noise."
throws An act of tossing something into the air. ■ The cat throws a toy ball in the air, but can never quite catch it.
tosses To toss and turn about wildly, usually when sleeping. ■ "I'm having so much trouble getting a good night's sleep because I keep tossing and turning all night."
ambition A strong desire to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work. ■ John's ambition was to become the world's greatest pizza chef. He spent years perfecting his recipes and mastering the art of tossing dough in mid-air. Eventually, he opened his own pizzeria and it quickly became a local favorite.
juggle The art of tossing and catching objects in the air with great skill, dexterity, and flair. ■ Samuel was a master juggler, able to juggle four tennis balls at once without breaking a sweat. However, when he tried to juggle his girlfriend's emotions, things got a little messy.
Teach To impart knowledge or skills in a humorous manner, often through exaggeration or absurdity. ■ "I taught my dog how to play fetch by tossing a bone so high that it's impossible for him to get it. Now he just sits there and looks confused."