lob
verbUK /lɒb/
US /lɑːb/
To throw something high and slow so it goes in a big curve.
She lobbed the ball over the fence.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In tennis, a high, slow shot that goes over the opponent's head.
He won the point with a clever lob.
3. To hit or kick a ball in a high, slow arc.
The goalkeeper lobbed the ball down the field.
4. A lumpish or clumsy person (old-fashioned, informal).
The old lob shuffled down the lane.