17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Chuck' in a Sentence
"To toss or throw something quickly and usually for a short distance." more
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Despite the chaos, he would chuck a smile and remain calm in challenging situations.
The chef decided to chuck in some extra spices to enhance the flavor.
Despite the rain, they decided to chuck their umbrellas and dance in the puddles.
As the clock struck midnight, they decided to chuck their worries and dance under the stars.
By the time you read this message, I will have been chucking ideas for our project.
The gardener has chucked the weeds from the flowerbed.
The chef has been chucking spices into the boiling pot for the perfect flavor.
With a mischievous grin, she decided to chuck a surprise party for her best friend.
Before the storm hit, they had been chucking sandbags along the riverbank.
The teacher has chucked the graded papers onto the students' desks.
The chef will be chucking the vegetables into the boiling pot for the stew.
The mechanic advised him to chuck the old engine and get a new one.
The gardener has been chucking seeds across the field for a vibrant garden.
I will chuck my worries away and enjoy the vacation.
We have been chucking coins into the fountain, making wishes.
The chef has chucked the ingredients into the pot to make a delicious soup.
The coach encouraged the team to chuck any self-doubt and give their best on the field.
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