Also, throw out or toss out. Dispose of, discard, as in This coat is too good to throw away, or Did you throw out the rest of the milk? or She tossed out all his old letters.
In the British use of "don't give a toss," "toss" is a euphemism for masturbation, which indirectly infers the F-bomb. Americans don't draw a connection between "toss" or "tossing" and anything even remotely sexual, but typically will use the F-bomb in the same construction.
How does 'don't give a toss' differ from 'don't give a damn'?
I don't give a toss about hearing the word "toss", so I suggest there's no need to toss your existing domain and branding away. Although we could, of course, argue the toss about it all day. "Toss" has many meanings. Most are not vulgar. I don't instantly think of the vulgar one whenever I hear the word. Sure I can think of it, but then there are vulgarities everywhere which (once past the age ...
Toss has a more casual, lighter, connotation than throw which is a more powerful and deliberate action. One tosses a towel to one's club mate in the dressing room, but out on the field of play one throws the ball hard in from the boundary. Toss to me always suggests an underarm movement, whilst throw involves the full overarm action. This is only an approximate answer to the question and there ...
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A "tossed salad" is a salad where you mix the ingredients by (sort of) tossing them in the air.