by alan duncan March 09, 2008
To put someone, who is usually inexperienced, into a very difficult and extremely high-pressure situation where there is a high chance of failure.
Throw to the wolves: An example would be making an 18-year-old kid who has never pitched in the Major Leagues, take the mound against the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium in game 7 of the World Series, with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 9th with the Yankees down by one. Oh yeah, and Alex Rodriguez is at the plate. Have fun, kiddo, you've been thrown to the wolves.
by howlincoyote2k1 April 25, 2008
by brothervigilante September 22, 2009
to vigorously jack off alone and blow your load everywhere leaving the sticky substance behind like skittles leave behind on your hand when they are warm.
Jack: Dude, last night Tina wouldn't let me give it to her hard so I was throwing skittles all night.
Thom: Oh, wow dude. You must've been pretty desperate.
Thom: Oh, wow dude. You must've been pretty desperate.
by iamacompulsiveliar January 16, 2010
Creating a story a story so novel and challenging that less adept readers think you're intentionally fucking with them—"throwing" random weirdness into the narrative simply to obfuscate.
"I really tried to get through your novel, but it just never made sense. It's like you're just up in your ivory tower throwing squid at me."
by Ricky Potato June 02, 2014
"me and my girls throwin clam" is to "me and my crew layin pipe" as bread is to loaf.
Me and Shelley gonna go down to da clubs and throw some clam."
Shelley is throwing clam.
Me and Shelley gonna go down to da clubs and throw some clam."
Shelley is throwing clam.
by Mark Wahlberg is Wearing a Hat November 30, 2011
A certain style of throw during the game of 'Hand Ball' where the player with the ball throws the ball so intensely strong, that it has the capability to knock several of the goalies teeth out.
by kexybexy May 22, 2009