toss
టాస్
definition
verb
Suzy tossed her bag onto the sofa
throw (something) somewhere lightly, easily, or casually.
I could demand her keys and toss her office
search (a place).
noun
a defiant toss of her head
an action or instance of tossing something.
translation of 'toss'
పైకి ఎగరవేయు,
విసురు
example
John won the 'toss' of a coin to present the first program, but this soon gave way to a single compère a year later.
Inevitably my stepfather would pull a box of Entenmann's doughnuts out of a brown paper bag and 'toss' it onto the counter.
In the first game Kilkenny won the 'toss' , served first and made an ace on the serve to lead one nil.
Cambridge won the 'toss' and predictably chose Middlesex.
I could demand her keys and 'toss' her office
There's usually macaroni salad, but you 'toss' tuna in that and everyone is happy.
Winning the toss isn't such a blessing here - in nine games, the team losing the 'toss' has won on seven occasions, including the last five ODIs.
Nalanda winning the 'toss' made a wise decision to give first lease of the wicket to Ananda who were reeling at two wickets for four runs in the fifth over of the match.
Stourbridge after winning the 'toss' surprisingly chose to play against the wind, but proceeded to score twenty points.
we'd win the 'toss' and keep the ball
Somerset won the 'toss' and chose to bat
Transfer to a large, lidded flame-proof casserole, and lightly 'toss' the onions and carrots in the fat.
Drain off any liquid, then 'toss' with 2 tablespoons lemon juice and set aside.
It goes without saying any team which wins the 'toss' will choose to bat.
I'll 'toss' you for it
Her team won the 'toss' , and picked the side they wanted to defend, while the Northern Appleton Wildcats got the kickoff.
a defiant 'toss' of her head
But, you don't have to go far before you see someone casually 'toss' a sweet wrapper or half-eaten lolly onto the ground.
I could demand her keys and 'toss' her office
Bulgaria won the quarter-final over Israel in Soccer at the 1968 Mexico Olympics in which the deciding factor was the 'toss' of the coin.
The away team won the 'toss' and decided to play against the breeze in the first half.
Add in the buckwheat, the vegetables and the pain d' épice, and 'toss' lightly to coat, making sure the ingredients are nicely blended.
Transfer the meat into a casserole, then quickly 'toss' the onions and carrots in the fat.
Kish turned sharply enough to 'toss' his hair behind his pointed ear.
we could just 'toss' a coin
Pour over cereal mix, 'toss' lightly to coat evenly.
the 'toss' of a coin
In six completed matches in the series also involving England, the team winning the 'toss' have gone on to win each match with reasonable ease.
Scotland had won the 'toss' and chosen to play with the wind, which made the fact that they trailed 22-12 by half-time all the more ominous.
the 'toss' of a coin
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