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threw

American  
[throo] / θru /

verb

  1. a simple past tense of throw.


threw British  
/ θruː /

verb

  1. the past tense of throw

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Having thrown just 28 pitches, Glasnow started the third inning and threw three more pitches before coming out of the Dodgers’ 7-6 win.

From Los Angeles Times

Night after night, Albany’s influential citizens threw parties in honor of the fabulous Fox sisters.

From Literature

Earlier this week, Paramount raised bid for Warner to $31 a share and it threw in other sweeteners for a proposed deal that would top $110 billion.

From Los Angeles Times

It is designed to bring clarity to Gibraltar's future, nearly a decade after the Brexit vote threw the status of the British overseas territory into doubt.

From BBC

"They dropped a stone next to him so they could frame him, and make it look like he threw stones at them," Jad's mother, Safa, said.

From BBC