throw someone a bone

Give somebody some thing that not important.

Example of throw someone a bone:
I just threw Jack a bone but he is very happy now.

by Remilia Scarlet October 22, 2014

throw one's bones somewhere

1. To go to some place mainly for entertainment or sightseeing.

note: this phrase always has a meaning of a distance, so it can't be used for a type of a place, unless it's a specific place (Can't say "Let's throw our bones to the cinema", but can say "Let's throw our bones to Jam Hall")

2. Take a seat, especially when there is a choice what table/lobby sofa/seats in the airport/place for a picnic etc to occupy.

Throw one's bones somewhere:

If there are no better ideas let's throw our bones to the Dungeon Disco.

-- What?
-- I dunno... It's so crowded there...
-- Then let's throw our bones right here. No noise, no traffic - great table!

by Ebakvak May 24, 2009

Going threw something

New definition of "going threw something and to trust me and don't go anywhere" I'm lying to you about it being my anxiety, depression and insecurities. True meaning I'm using you for a pretty face, a pretty jeep, and what I really deserve. But lying to you and sleeping around with anyone while she tells you she's sleeping all day. Yeah in everyone else's bed.

I'm just going threw something, just trust me and promise not to go anywhere..

by Foggychef April 25, 2017

threwsome

Past tense: When three people get together and throw up into one another's mouths for purpose of sexual arousal.

Steve to Phil: "Hey Phil! Were you part of that threwsome I heard about last week?"

Phil to Steve: "Nah man, I'm more of a scat guy myself..."

by xXthedirtydonXx November 18, 2016

i'd take it if someone threw it at me

what you would say if there is something that is cool enough that you want...but not enough to go out and buy it

aleks: that cd looks good
me: yeah, i'd take it if someone threw it at me

by zach nann September 5, 2005