Digs will be thrown

Usually a metaphor used when something happens which develops into bad or disastrous consequences.

If Deo finds out about this article digs will be thrown.

by Foreilly July 28, 2012

Guns are for sissies, real men throw knives!

When you're fighting some bank robbing criminals with your siblings and one of them needs a good ઽταв

Diego: Guns are for sissies, real men throw knives! *throws knives*

Jim, a news reporter: *from outside* I've been in many hostage situations like this, and it can escalate very quickly.

by Nancyyyyyyyy April 18, 2019

throw pillow

n. Term used for an individual that is attractive, decorative and serves no functional purpose.

Is she ever going to finish that project?

Don't expect much, she's a throw pillow.

by dreamwalkin March 4, 2009

throw a tray up in that piece

Expressing your desire to get all up in that with a particular woman.

I would throw a tray up in that piece.

by fawktastic April 10, 2009

throw-away friend

a friend or person who is only considered a friend when they are needed or used by another. Other times, the person will ignore them.
a person who isn't really a friend, but just being used.
a temporary friend who is only there until you're bored of them.

Sara is Jane's throw-away friend. Jane never calls her unless she needs homework help.

by marshthemallow February 24, 2015

Throwing Back The Shutters

To pull apart the vaginal lips and perform oral sex.

Buford: What's going on Braaa? Have you met that new chick in the apartment next door?

Ralph: Oh yea Braaa. I met her and then some.

Burford: What Braaa?
Ralph: She invited me in for a visit and before you new it, I was throwing back the shutters!

Burford: Sweeet! How was she?
Ralph: Them was some good eats Braaaa!

by Eaton Holgoode July 2, 2009

Throwing a paddy

A dated and offensive expression generally used by English people to describe someone having an over the top strop.

Offensively refers to Irish people as "paddys" and their "over the top sulking" when it came to the English stealing Irish land, pillaging and their refusal to grant the Irish their independence for a long time.
It implies unreasonableness, obstinacy and an inability to control the temper (which go nicely with drunkeness and violence of course).

Outdated expression thats up there with the likes of "working like a black"

What are you throwing a paddy for?
He wouldn't turn off the tv so I threw a paddy

by cupantae94 February 18, 2017