throw back [to throw back]

to rest; to put one's feet up (creolese expression, typical in Guyana)

I'm tired, I'll throw back this afternoon.

by Patrick Walen July 2, 2005

throw a sickie

To take a day off from work, sick leave, by pretending to be ill.

See also 'chuck a sickie'.

Emma was hungover on Tuesday and she just felt like going shopping, so she decided to throw a sickie.

by bleurgh January 4, 2008

Throwing Racks

The act of throwing large amounts of money.

We were Throwing Racks in that strip club last night.

by TeflonQuan October 12, 2014

If you throw a shit into the room, you better be able to lock the door

If you make a controversial statement, it is best you have the evidence to support it.

Mark: I'm thinking of telling Evgeny that Communism is overrated
*shocked faces*
Adam: Mate, if you throw a shit into the room, you better be able to lock the door!

by Hoonta January 27, 2012

throw salt

to interfere in one's plans or actions, esp. of the macking variety

Ramza be a pimp and represent. Don't let those haters throw salt in your game and disrespect your honour.

by My Name is Marche! June 24, 2008

the thing that when you touch it you throw up

the little red thing in the back of your throat that when you touch it you throw up

"I think I have strep throat because there are red dots on the thing that when you touch it you throw up."

by Greg C. Z. September 20, 2007

throw some waves on it

Verb- use of a microwave to prepare food. A microwave oven causes water molecules in the food to vibrate, producing heat, which is distributed through the food by induction. Akin to microwaving, microblasting, nuking, heating up, reheating…etc.

Mikey- "Hey mom I’m going to eat some of this easy-mac."
Mom- "Make sure you throw some waves on it for a good two minutes mmmkay."

Jeff- "What did you bring for lunch? Alls I got is this turkey sandy."
Russ- "I've got some leftover casserole which might be pretty dece once I throw some waves on it"

by StevenRecker February 11, 2008