chuck
verbUK /tʃʌk/
US /tʃʌk/
To throw something quickly and without much care.
He chucked the ball to his dog in the park.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To end a relationship with someone or get rid of something.
She decided to chuck her old phone and buy a new one.
3. A friendly way to say 'throw' or a light tap under the chin.
He gave his little brother a playful chuck under the chin.
4. A device that holds a tool or piece of work in a machine.
The drill's chuck holds the bit tightly.
5. Food or a meal, in informal British English.
Let's grab some chuck before the movie.