So Thrown

When something confusing or potentially meaningful happens to you and makes you feel like you just got knocked over, resulting in confusion and dizziness; to be emotionally floored or surprised, usually in a good way, but also possibly bad

I feel like that was for me - I need to go get coffee. So Thrown.

by firefly's light June 25, 2016

thrown over

older vernacular for dumped

A: What are you doing flirting with that hot guy? C will be mad!
B: I was thrown over last night, so I can flirt with whoever I want.
A: That jerk.

by chiquen March 13, 2008

Thrown for a loop

Usually means that you are very confused and thrown off.

When Sameya said that dumb stuff, I was thrown for a loop

by The Trashbin speaks June 9, 2020

thrown to the curb

To be excluded from an event or gathering.

Willy, Yankee and I were supposed to hook up and go to Drake's gig but I got "thrown to the curb"

by zzgone January 26, 2010

thrown the shoe

The act of throwing a projectile, traditionally a shoe but inclusive of bailout bills, multiple wars and presidencies, at prominent political figures.

President Bush: I've been thrown the shoe.
Reporter: What does that mean?
Bush: "Get out of Iraq and into Detroit."

by cobblersmith December 20, 2008

Thrown a pin

Euphemism for having passed a bowel movement, more obscure than 'dropped the kids off at the pool' or 'pinched one off'.

Have you thrown a pin this morning?

by BigRonsTan May 6, 2018

Thrown to the wind

(idiomatic) To discard or dispense with, especially in an abrupt or reckless manner.

10 of the tribes were thrown to the wind by the Assyrians in 722 BC.

by Lelouch0zerogeass July 12, 2021