Idioms
throw down the gauntlet
to challenge someone to a fight or to do something
The government threw down the gauntlet to the opposition party and told them to stop criticizing their policies without suggesting an alternative.
throw good money after bad
throw in (something) or throw (something) in
throw in one's lot with (someone or something)
throw in the towel
throw off (someone) or throw (someone) off
throw off an illness
throw one's hands up in despair
throw one's hands up in horror
throw one's voice
throw one's weight around
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put the screws to (someone)
by virtue of (something)
heads will roll
washed up
sucker list
teething troubles
that will be the day
to heel
cough up (something) or cough (something) up
(not) stand for (something)
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