hurl down

To throw something down, usually in a forceful or violent manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hurl" and "down." The coach hurled down his playbook and proceeded to scream at the referee. Amy hurled her doll down before having a tantrum in the middle of the playground.

hurl someone or something down

to throw or push someone or something downward to the ground. Roger hurled the football down and it bounced away wildly. He hurled down the football in anger. The angry player hurled the ball down.

See also: down, hurl

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

ask down
bear down
chow down
chow something down
clunk
clunk down
brush down
button down
bolt down
call down

References in classic literature

For me, the result of your words is, that the day you desire to hurl down the man you shall have raised, the event will be accomplished; and that you will keep under your hand your creation of yesterday."

The Man in the Iron Mask

HOW would you like to have to hurl down your turkey and trimmings, kiss the family goodbye and race off to get to the Boro match on time?

Christmas absolute; Racing/Paylor's Views

He was yards short of his ground after mis-reading his partner's intentions, but a wayward throw from Gabriel, Devendra Bishoo's spill and a botched attempt to hurl down the stumps spared the Essex man.

Skipper Root digs in to give England a chance

PROMISING RUN can hurl down a serious marker with a view to next season's 1000 Guineas by winning the Shadwell Rockfel Stakes at Newmarket.

Promising options of success at Newmarket

But the game ended with O'Hanlon sent to the line for slapping the hurl down on Dowling.

TORN LIM FROM LIM; HURLING ALL-IRELAND SHC QUARTER-FINAL LIMERICK 4-26 WEXFORD 1-11 ACTION AND REACTION FROM SEMPLE STADIUM; It all goes wrong for the Modelmen as rampant Treaty set up a semi-final clash with Kilkenny at HQ

They can hurl down the betrayal of the heart like no rightwing televangelist ever could.

Apocalypse of the mountaintops

Then, Kabir held his nerve to hurl down a yorker-length delivery that snaked past Carter's swing of the bat to be pouched by wicketkeeper Michael Bates.

It's Double delight for fighter Ali

Viewers saw Pink impersonator Zoe Alexander swear at the judges and hurl down her microphone before stomping off stage last night.

It was stitch-up, says Pink.. who saw red

SAPTAPADI can hurl down a serious marker for the Gold Cup at Ascot by winning at Sandown on Thursday.

Saptapadi gold-en dreams

Dwyer (pictured) was seen to come out of the back of the stalls, take a step or two, then hurl down his helmet and writhe around on the ground in agony.

Dwyer unscathed after stalls incident

So lasting were memories of malevolent rinderpest (umaqimulana) that in 1992 three elderly Zulu-speaking men in a rural valley could recite their grandfathers' tales of an obliterating darkness (umnyama) "knocking cattle flat"; this umnyama was dubbed umaqimulana, derived from the verb ukuqimula, to hurl down. Umaqimulana "drained the life force of a body as one sucks marrow from a bone," evoking dread that all living beings might succumb to ukufa, "bad or inappropriate death." (29) A pitiless leveler, rinderpest would wipe out 90% of herds owned by Africans between 1896 and 1897.

The forgotten compass of death: apocalypse then and now in the social history of South Africa

At that limited figure, a hurl down the straight of borrowed race track registered 120 and you get there pretty quick, too.

Road Record: Triumph of style; ON YER BIKE

Alexis asked: "Why are there barricades?" Father whispered: "So the sea won't climb up to the city." The cousins said: "So the sky won't hurl down its stars that are bombs." Masha gave two slaps to the big tomcat that was disappointed not to have eaten the canary.

Odessa, my birthplace: 1919

Here was Lear on the heath, dressed as a turn-of-the-century general, most inappropriately calling on pagan gods to hurl down thunder and lightning and downpours of rain.

Anti-Catholicism

his workers devised the catapult (from Greek words meaning "to hurl down").

Catapults

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释义	hurl down hurl down To throw something down, usually in a forceful or violent manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "hurl" and "down." The coach hurled down his playbook and proceeded to scream at the referee. Amy hurled her doll down before having a tantrum in the middle of the playground. See also: down, hurl Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hurl someone or something down to throw or push someone or something downward to the ground. Roger hurled the football down and it bounced away wildly. He hurled down the football in anger. The angry player hurled the ball down. See also: down, hurl McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: ask down bear down chow down chow something down clunk clunk down brush down button down bolt down call down References in classic literature For me, the result of your words is, that the day you desire to hurl down the man you shall have raised, the event will be accomplished; and that you will keep under your hand your creation of yesterday." The Man in the Iron Mask HOW would you like to have to hurl down your turkey and trimmings, kiss the family goodbye and race off to get to the Boro match on time? Christmas absolute; Racing/Paylor's Views He was yards short of his ground after mis-reading his partner's intentions, but a wayward throw from Gabriel, Devendra Bishoo's spill and a botched attempt to hurl down the stumps spared the Essex man. Skipper Root digs in to give England a chance PROMISING RUN can hurl down a serious marker with a view to next season's 1000 Guineas by winning the Shadwell Rockfel Stakes at Newmarket. Promising options of success at Newmarket But the game ended with O'Hanlon sent to the line for slapping the hurl down on Dowling. TORN LIM FROM LIM; HURLING ALL-IRELAND SHC QUARTER-FINAL LIMERICK 4-26 WEXFORD 1-11 ACTION AND REACTION FROM SEMPLE STADIUM; It all goes wrong for the Modelmen as rampant Treaty set up a semi-final clash with Kilkenny at HQ They can hurl down the betrayal of the heart like no rightwing televangelist ever could. Apocalypse of the mountaintops Then, Kabir held his nerve to hurl down a yorker-length delivery that snaked past Carter's swing of the bat to be pouched by wicketkeeper Michael Bates. It's Double delight for fighter Ali Viewers saw Pink impersonator Zoe Alexander swear at the judges and hurl down her microphone before stomping off stage last night. It was stitch-up, says Pink.. who saw red SAPTAPADI can hurl down a serious marker for the Gold Cup at Ascot by winning at Sandown on Thursday. Saptapadi gold-en dreams Dwyer (pictured) was seen to come out of the back of the stalls, take a step or two, then hurl down his helmet and writhe around on the ground in agony. Dwyer unscathed after stalls incident So lasting were memories of malevolent rinderpest (umaqimulana) that in 1992 three elderly Zulu-speaking men in a rural valley could recite their grandfathers' tales of an obliterating darkness (umnyama) "knocking cattle flat"; this umnyama was dubbed umaqimulana, derived from the verb ukuqimula, to hurl down. Umaqimulana "drained the life force of a body as one sucks marrow from a bone," evoking dread that all living beings might succumb to ukufa, "bad or inappropriate death." (29) A pitiless leveler, rinderpest would wipe out 90% of herds owned by Africans between 1896 and 1897. The forgotten compass of death: apocalypse then and now in the social history of South Africa At that limited figure, a hurl down the straight of borrowed race track registered 120 and you get there pretty quick, too. Road Record: Triumph of style; ON YER BIKE Alexis asked: "Why are there barricades?" Father whispered: "So the sea won't climb up to the city." The cousins said: "So the sky won't hurl down its stars that are bombs." Masha gave two slaps to the big tomcat that was disappointed not to have eaten the canary. Odessa, my birthplace: 1919 Here was Lear on the heath, dressed as a turn-of-the-century general, most inappropriately calling on pagan gods to hurl down thunder and lightning and downpours of rain. Anti-Catholicism his workers devised the catapult (from Greek words meaning "to hurl down"). Catapults
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