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Definition
Synonym
werfen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
werfen
cast
werfen
chuck
werfen
throw
werfen
to cast (cast,cast)
werfen
to throw
werfen
toss
werfen
throw (irr.)
Anker
werfen
cast anchor
Falten
werfen
fall into folds
hinüber
werfen
throw over
über Bord
werfen
jettison
Licht
werfen
auf
throw light on
Licht
werfen
auf
to throw light on
(schnell)
werfen
to shy
schleudern,
werfen
fling
in die Höhe
werfen
throw up
Falten
werfen
v
to pucker
in die Hoehe
werfen
to throw up
auf den Markt
werfen
dump
Ware über Bord
werfen
jettison
hechten, sich
werfen
to plunge
in einen Topf
werfen
to lump together
(schnell)
werfen
v
to shy
werfen
, Hebel umlegen
to throw {threw, thrown}
über den Haufen
werfen
to nix
Am.
Falten
werfen
; knittern
to wrinkle (up)
Falten
werfen
, knittern
to wrinkle (up)
werfen
, giessen, Besetzung
cast
ab
werfen
; über Bord
werfen
to strip away
ab
werfen
, über Bord
werfen
to strip away
über den Haufen
werfen
v
to nix
Am.
eine Schlaglicht
werfen
auf
to highlight
einen Blick auf etwas
werfen
glance at something
sich in Schale
werfen
ugs.
to put on one's best bib and tucker; to dress in one's best bib and tucker
coll.
etw. (in hohem Bogen)
werfen
to lob sth.
Falten
werfen
; knittern
v
to wrinkle (up)
alle Ware auf den Markt
werfen
we will throw all our goods onto the market
Junge bekommen;
werfen
zool.
to fawn
Blasen bekommen, Blasen
werfen
to blister
Junge bekommen,
werfen
zool.
to fawn
den ersten Stein
werfen
übtr.
to cast the first stone
fig.
werfen
, Wurf, Hub, Hebel umlegen
throw
etw. über den Haufen
werfen
v
to confound sth.
archaic
sich in Schale
werfen
v
ugs.
to put on one's best bib and tucker; to dress in one's best bib and tucker
coll.
Junge bekommen;
werfen
v
zool.
to fawn
jdn. zum alten Eisen
werfen
übtr.
to throw sb. on the scrap heap
auf einen Haufen
werfen
, zusammen
werfen
to huddle together, to huddle up
Seewurf, Ãœberbord
werfen
, über Bord
werfen
jettison
(sich) krümmen, verziehen,
werfen
(Holz)
to warp
eine Münze (hoch-)
werfen
(zum Auslosen)
to flip a coin, to toss a coin
einem Gegner Sand in die Augen
werfen
v
to throw sand in an adversary's eyes
durcheinander
werfen
, Mischmasch, Wirrwarr
jumble
werfen
, errichten, festsetzen, Stufe, grad
pitch
Werfen
n
; Verziehen
n
(Platte; Fliese)
warping
Werfen
n
, Verziehen
n
(Platte, Fliese)
warping
auf einen Haufen
werfen
; zusammen
werfen
v
to huddle together; to huddle up
etw. weg
werfen
; etw. in den Mülleimer
werfen
to bin sth.
coll.
Große Ereignisse
werfen
ihre Schatten voraus.
Coming events cast their shadow(s) before.
Große Ereignisse
werfen
ihre Schatten voraus.
Great events are often foreshadowed.
einen Blick
werfen
in; sich flüchtig befassen mit
to dip into
etw. weg
werfen
; etw. in den Mülleimer
werfen
v
to bin sth.
coll.
einen Blick
werfen
in, sich flüchtig befassen mit
to dip into
jdm. einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine
werfen
übtr.
to throw a spanner into sb.'s works
Br.
fig.
jdm. einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine
werfen
übtr.
to put a spoke in sb.'s wheel
einen Blick
werfen
in; sich flüchtig befassen mit
v
to dip into
seine Zusagen Grundsätze über Bord
werfen
verraten
v
to sell out
fig.
die Flinte ins Korn
werfen
; das Handtuch
werfen
übtr.
to throw in the towel
die Flinte ins Korn
werfen
, das Handtuch
werfen
übtr.
to throw in the towel
seine Zusagen Grundsätze über Bord
werfen
verraten
v
to sell out
fig.
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
das Handtuch
werfen
übtr.
towel
towels
to throw in the towel; to throw in the sponge
fig.
(kurzer) Blick
etw. anschauen; einen Blick auf etw.
werfen
dekko
derived from Hindi
Br.
slang
obs.
to have a dekko
Br.
slang
obs.
Handtuch
n
Handtücher
pl
das Handtuch
werfen
übtr.
towel
towels
to throw in the towel, ro throw in the sponge
fig.
Wer im Glashaus sitzt sollte nicht mit Steinen
werfen
.
übtr.
People (who live) in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
fig.
Wer im Glashaus sitzt, sollte nicht mit Steinen
werfen
.
übtr.
People (who live) in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones.
fig.
werfen
, schmeißen
werfen
d, schmeißend
geworfen, geschmissen
to heave
heaving
heaved
Schatten
werfen
v
(auf)
Schatten
werfen
d
Schatten geworfen
to shade {vt}
shading
shaded
etw. aufgeben; etw. über Bord
werfen
übtr.
v
Streit begraben
to put aside () sth.
to put aside disagreements
Perle
f
; Muschelperle
f
Perlen
pl
Perlen vor die Säue
werfen
pearl
pearls
to throw pearls before swine
das Handtuch
werfen
; die Flinte ins Korn
werfen
v
übtr.
(aufgeben)
to throw in the towel; to throw in the sponge
fig.
Perle
f
, Muschelperle
f
Perlen
pl
Perlen vor die Säue
werfen
pearl
pearls
to throw pearls before swine
(Kugel) schieben;
werfen
v
schiebend;
werfen
d
geschoben; geworfen
to bowl
bowling
bowled
(Kugel) schieben,
werfen
v
schiebend,
werfen
d
geschoben, geworfen
to bowl
bowling
bowled
Same
m
; Samen
m
; Saat
f
bot.
agr.
Samen streuen; Samen
werfen
seed
to cast seed
Same
m
, Samen
m
, Saat
f
bot.
agr.
Samen streuen, Samen
werfen
seed
to cast seed
werfen
; abferkeln
v
zool.
werfen
d; abferkelnd
geworfen; abferkelt
to litter; to have a litter
littering; having a litter
littered; had a litter
werfen
, abferkeln
v
zool.
werfen
d, abferkelnd
geworfen, abferkelt
to litter, to have a litter
littering, having a litter
littered, had a litter
Blasen hervorrufen auf, Blasen ziehen, Blasen
werfen
Blasen hervorgerufen
to blister
blistered
aus dem Fenster
werfen
aus dem Fenster
werfen
d
aus dem Fenster geworfen
to defenestrate
defenestrating
defenestrated
Licht
n
Lichter
pl
Licht
werfen
auf
aktinisches Licht; Blaulicht
n
light
lights
to throw light on
actinic light
Licht
n
Lichter
pl
Licht
werfen
auf
aktinisches Licht, Blaulicht
n
light
lights
to throw light on
actinic light
werfen
, ab
werfen
v
werfen
d, ab
werfen
d
geworfen, abgeworfen
wirft
warf
to pitch
pitching
pitched
pitches
pitched
Schneeball
m
Schneebälle
pl
einen Schneball Schneebälle gegen jdn.
werfen
snowball
snowballs
to snowball sb.
hechten
v
; sich
werfen
v
hechtend; sich
werfen
d
gehechtet; sich geworfen
to plunge
plunging
plunged
Schneeball
m
Schneebälle
pl
einen Schneeball Schneebälle gegen jdn.
werfen
snowball
snowballs
to snowball sb.
Bord
n
, Deck
n
naut.
an Bord
über Bord, überbord
etw. über Bord
werfen
board
on board, aboard
overboard
to throw sth. overboard
Wolke
f
; Rauchwolke
f
etw. überschatten; einen Schatten auf etw.
werfen
übtr.
pall; pall of smoke
to cast a pall over sth.
fig.
Sonntagsstaat
m
humor.
; Sonntagsgewand
n
; Festkleidung
f
sich in Schale
werfen
gladrags; your best bib and tucker
humor.
to put your gladrags on
auf etw. blicken; auf etw. schauen
v
blickend
geblickt
einen Blick in etw.
werfen
to glance at sth.
glancing
glanced
to glance around round sth.
verdunkeln, Schatten
werfen
verdunkelnd, Schatten
werfen
d
verdunkelt, Schatten geworfen
to shadow
shadowing
shadowed
aufgeben; über Bord
werfen
übtr.
aufgebend; über Bord
werfen
d
aufgegeben; über Bord geworfen
to jettison
jettisoning
jettisoned
aufgeben, über Bord
werfen
übtr.
aufgebend, über Bord
werfen
d
aufgegeben, über Bord geworfen
to jettison
jettisoning
jettisoned
werfen
; schleudern
v
werfen
d; schleudernd
geworfen; geschleudert
jdm. einen Blick zu
werfen
to dart
darting
darted
to dart a glance at sb.
werfen
, schleudern
v
werfen
d, schleudernd
geworfen, geschleudert
jdm. einen Blick zu
werfen
to dart
darting
darted
to dart a glance at sb.
etw. ab
werfen
; über Bord
werfen
v
ab
werfen
d; über Bord
werfen
d
abgeworfen; über Bord geworfen
to strip away () sth.
stripping away
stripped away
etw. durcheinander
werfen
v
durcheinander
werfen
d
durcheinandergeworfen
mit etw. um sich
werfen
to huddle sth.
Br.
huddling
huddled
to huddle sth. around yourself
posieren, posen, sich in Positur
werfen
, eine Haltung einnehmen
v
posierend, posend
posiert, gepost
to pose
posing
posed
(sich) krümmen; verziehen;
werfen
(Holz)
v
krümmend; verziehend;
werfen
d
gekrümmt; verzogen; geworfen
to warp
warping
warped
Streifblick
m
, kurzer Blick
Streifblicke
pl
auf den ersten Blick
einen kurzen Blick auf etw.
werfen
glance
glances
at first glance
to take a quick glance at sth., to have a quick glance at sth.
schmeißen
ugs.
,
werfen
v
schmeißend,
werfen
d
geschmissen, geworfen
schmeißt, wirft
schmiss, warf
to bung
bunging
bunged
bungs
bunged
Höhe
f
H. ; Gipfel
m
; Höhepunkt
m
Höhen
pl
Höhe über Boden
an Höhe gewinnen
in die Höhe
werfen
height h; ht
heights
height above ground
to gain height
to throw up
werfen
; Welpen zur Welt bringen
zool.
werfen
d; Welpen zur Welt bringend
geworfen; Welpen zur Welt gebracht
to whelp
whelping
whelped
werfen
, Welpen zur Welt bringen
zool.
werfen
d, Welpen zur Welt bringend
geworfen, Welpen zur Welt gebracht
to whelp
whelping
whelped
werfen
, schleudern (nach)
werfen
d, schleudernd
geworfen, geschleudert
wirft, schleudert
warf, schleuderte
to pelt (at)
pelting
pelted
pelts
pelted
jdn. etw. aus dem Fenster stoßen
werfen
v
aus dem Fenster stoßend
werfen
d
aus dem Fenster gestoßen geworfen
to defenestrate sb. sth.
defenestrating
defenestrated
werfen
v
; Welpen zur Welt bringen
zool.
werfen
d; Welpen zur Welt bringend
geworfen; Welpen zur Welt gebracht
to whelp
whelping
whelped
werfen
; schleudern
v
(nach)
werfen
d; schleudernd
geworfen; geschleudert
wirft; schleudert
warf; schleuderte
to pelt (at)
pelting
pelted
pelts
pelted
Wurfgeschoss
n
; Wurfgeschoß
n
Ös.
Wurfgeschosse
pl
; Wurfgeschoße
pl
Wurfgeschosse auf das Spielfeld
werfen
missile (object that is thrown)
missiles
to throw missiles on to the pitch
werfen
; abferkeln
v
zool.
werfen
d; abferkelnd
geworfen; abferkelt
Die Sau ist trächtig und wird bald abferkeln.
to litter; to have a litter
littering; having a litter
littered; had a litter
The sow is in pig and will litter soon.
lammen; ablammen; ein Lamm
werfen
v
zool.
lammend; ablammend; ein Lamm
werfen
d
gelammt; abgelammt; ein Lamm geworfen
to lamb; to give birth to a lamb
lambing; giving birth to a lamb
lambed; given birth to a lamb
jdn. ärgern
v
(Sache)
ärgernd
geärgert
ärgert
ärgerte
Es ärgert mich wenn die Leute Abfälle auf den Boden
werfen
.
to irk sb.; to bother sb. (matter)
irking; bothering
irked; bothered
irks; bothers
irked; bothered
It irks bothers me when people throw refuse on the ground.
jdn. ärgern
v
(Sache)
ärgernd
geärgert
ärgert
ärgerte
Es ärgert mich, wenn die Leute Abfälle auf den Boden
werfen
.
to irk sb.; to bother sb. (matter)
irking; bothering
irked; bothered
irks; bothers
irked; bothered
It irks bothers me when people throw refuse on the ground.
Basketballring
m
sport
Basketballringe
pl
ein paar Körbe
werfen
; ein paar Bälle
werfen
(ein bisschen Basketball spielen)
basketball hoop; hoop
basketball hoops; hoops
to shoot a few hoops; to shoot some hoops
um; um … herum; ringsum
prp; +Akk.
um die Ecke
ums (= um das) Haus gehen
mit Steinen um sich
werfen
um 5 mm zu lang sein
round; around
round the corner
to walk around the house (outside)
to throw stones around
to be 5 mm too long
etw. aufgeben; über Bord
werfen
übtr.
v
aufgebend; über Bord
werfen
d
aufgegeben; über Bord geworfen
einen Plan ver
werfen
to jettison sth.
jettisoning
jettisoned
to jettison a plan
um; um ... herum; ringsum
prp; +Akk.
um die Ecke
ums (= um das) Haus gehen
mit Steinen um sich
werfen
um 5 mm zu lang sein
round; around
round the corner
to walk around the house (outside)
to throw stones around
to be 5 mm too long
werfen
v
werfen
d
geworfen
du wirfst
er
sie wirft
ich
er
sie warf
er
sie hat
hatte geworfen
ich
er
sie würfe
wirf!
to throw {threw, thrown}
throwing
thrown
you throw
he
she throws
I
he
she threw
he
she has
had thrown
I
he
she would throw
throw!
ab
werfen
, über Bord
werfen
(von Ladung vom Schiff im Notfall)
naut.
ab
werfen
d, über Bord
werfen
d
abgeworfen, über Bord geworfen
to jettison (from ship)
jettisoning
jettisoned
Anker
m
Anker
pl
den Anker lichten
den Anker
werfen
vor Anker liegen
Anker gelichtet, Anker ist frei
Anker mit Überlänge
anchor
anchors
to weigh anchor, to pull anchor
drop anchor
to ride at anchor
anchor aweigh
anchor with overhang
auf etw. blicken; auf etw. schauen
v
blickend
geblickt
einen Blick in etw.
werfen
Helge warf einen Blick auf seine Armbanduhr.
to glance at sth.
glancing
glanced
to glance around round sth.
Helge glanced at his watch.
um, um ... herum, ringsum
prp, +Akkusativ
um die Ecke
ums (= um das) Haus gehen
mit Steinen um sich
werfen
um 5 mm zu lang sein
round, around
round the corner
to walk around the house (outside)
to throw stones around
to be 5 mm too long
jdm. einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine
werfen
; jdm. Steine in den weg legen
übtr.
Er hat mir einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine geworfen.
to put a spoke in sb.'s wheel
He put a spoke in my wheel.
sich schön machen, sich in Schale
werfen
ugs.
sich schön machend, sich in Schale
werfen
d
sich schön gemacht, sich in Schale geworfen
to adorn oneself, to spruce oneself up, to smarten oneself up
adorning oneself, sprucing oneself up, smartening up
adorned oneself, spruced oneself up, smartened up
Pose
f
; Positur
f
; Haltung
f
sich in Positur setzen
werfen
eine Pose einnehmen
eine Pose beibehalten; in einer Haltung verharren
pose
to strike a pose
to take up a pose
to hold a pose
werfen
, aus
werfen
v
werfen
d, aus
werfen
d
geworfen, ausgeworfen
du wirfst
er
sie wirft
ich
er
sie warf
er
sie hat
hatte geworfen
to cast {cast, cast}
casting
cast
you cast
he
she casts
I
he
she cast
he
she has
had cast
jdm. einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine
werfen
; jdm. Steine in den Weg legen
v
übtr.
Er hat mir einen Knüppel zwischen die Beine geworfen.
to put a spoke in sb.'s wheel
He put a spoke in my wheel.
durcheinander
werfen
; durcheinander
werfen
alt
v
durcheinander
werfen
d; durcheinander
werfen
d
durcheinander geworfen; durcheinandergeworfen
to muddle up; to mess up; to confuse
muddling up; messing up; confusing
muddled up; messed up; confused
durcheinander
werfen
, durcheinander
werfen
alt
v
durcheinander
werfen
d, durcheinander
werfen
d
durcheinander geworfen, durcheinandergeworfen
to muddle up, to mess up, to confuse
muddling up, messing up, confusing
muddled up, messed up, confused
Blasen
werfen
; Blasen ausbilden
v
Blasen
werfen
d; Blasen ausbildend
Blasen geworfen; Blasen ausgebildet
Die Oberfläche der Tür warf Blasen.
to blister; to develop blisters
blistering; developing blisters
blistered; developed blisters
The surface of the door blistered.
Waagschale
f
etw. in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
etw. in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
sein ganzes Können in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
scales pan; scale-pan
to bring sth. to bear
to put sth. in the balance
to deploy all one's skill
Waagschale
f
etw. in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
etw. in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
sein ganzes Können in die Waagschale
werfen
übtr.
scales pan, scale-pan
to bring sth. to bear
to put sth. in the balance
to deploy all one's skill
jdm. etw. entgegenschleudern
entgegenschleudernd
entgegengeschleudert
trotzige Worte entgegenschleudern
jdm. Beleidigungen an den Kopf
werfen
to hurl sth. at sb.
hurling violently; throwing violently
hurled violently; thrown violently
to hurl defiance
to hurl insults at sb.
für jdn. posieren; sich in Positur
werfen
v
posierend; sich in Positur
werfen
d
posiert; sich in Positur geworfen
für ein Gruppenbild posieren
to pose (for sb.)
posing
posed
to pose for a group photograph
Akzent
m
; Schlaglicht
n
Akzente
pl
; Schlaglichter
pl
ein Schlaglicht
werfen
auf
Poster setzen optische Akzente in kahlen Besprechungsräumen.
highlight
highlights
to highlight
Posters provide visual highlights for bare meeting rooms.
jdm. etw. entgegenschleudern
v
entgegenschleudernd
entgegengeschleudert
trotzige Worte entgegenschleudern
jdm. Beleidigungen an den Kopf
werfen
to hurl sth. at sb.
hurling violently; throwing violently
hurled violently; thrown violently
to hurl defiance
to hurl insults at sb.
Anker
m
Anker
pl
den Anker lichten
den Anker
werfen
vor Anker liegen
Anker gelichtet; Anker ist frei
Anker mit Überlänge
Den Anker lichten!
anchor
anchors
to weigh anchor; to pull anchor
drop anchor
to lie at anchor; to ride at anchor
anchor aweigh
anchor with overhang
Anchors away!
Fehdehandschuh
m
hist.
übtr.
jdm. den Fehdehandschuh hin
werfen
vor die Füße
werfen
(auch
übtr.
)
den Fehdehandschuh aufnehmen aufheben (auch
übtr.
)
gauntlet (medieval symbol of challenge)
to throw down the gauntlet to sb.
to take up pick up the gauntlet
schleudern,
werfen
, schmeißen
schleudernd,
werfen
d, schmeißend
geschleudert, geworfen, geschmissen
schleudert, wirft, schmeißt
schleuderte, warf, schmiss
to fling {flung, flung}
flinging
flung
flings
flinged
um
werfen
; umstoßen; umkippen
v
um
werfen
d; umstoßend; umkippend
umgeworfen; umgestoßen; umgekippt
wirft um
warf um
alles über den Haufen
werfen
übtr.
to upset {upset; upset}
upsetting
upset
upsets
upset
to upset the applecart
um
werfen
, umstoßen, umkippen
v
um
werfen
d, umstoßend, umkippend
umgeworfen, umgestoßen, umgekippt
wirft um
warf um
alles über den Haufen
werfen
übtr.
to upset {upset, upset}
upsetting
upset
upsets
upset
to upset the applecart
Pose
f
; Positur
f
; Haltung
f
sich in Positur setzen
werfen
in Positur gehen
sport
eine Pose einnehmen
eine Pose beibehalten; in einer Haltung verharren
pose
to strike a pose
to take up one's stance
to take up a pose
to hold a pose
Deutsche
werfen Synonyme
aufgeben
Âaufstecken
(umgangssprachlich)
Âdas
Handtuch
werfen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âdie
Flinte
ins
Korn
werfen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âkapitulieren
Âklein
beigeben
(umgangssprachlich)
werfen
Falten
werfen
Âknittern
Junge
bekommen
Âwerfen
abwerfen
Âüber
Bord
werfen
auf
einen
Haufen
werfen
Âzusammenwerfen
schleudern
Âschmeißen
Âschmettern
Âwerfen
Verziehen
(Platte,
Fliese)
ÂWerfen
Schatten
werfen
Âverdüstern
Âverdunkeln
Âverfinstern
(sich)
flüchtig
befassen
mit
Âeinen
Blick
werfen
in
(sich)
biegen
Â(sich)
krümmen
Âverziehen
Âwerfen
(Holz)
(etwas)
im
Auge
behalten
(umgangssprachlich)
Âbeachten
Âbeobachten
Âbewachen
Âein
Auge
auf
etwas
werfen
(umgangssprachlich)
Âhüten
Âzuschauen
Âzusehen
Falten
werfen
knittern
Schatten
werfen
verdüstern
verdunkeln
verfinstern
auf einen Haufen
werfen
zusammen
werfen
Weitere Ergebnisse für
werfen Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
cast Synonyme
cast
Ace bandage
Band-Aid
Platonic form
Platonic idea
a thing for
abandon
abdicate
about ship
account
achromatism
acting company
actor
add
address
adhesive tape
aesthetic form
affinity
age group
aggregate
aim
air
algebraize
amount
animus
antagonist
antihero
application
appoint
aptitude
aptness
archetype
aroma
arrange
arrangement
art form
assemble
assembled
assign
attribute
back and fill
badge
band
bandage
bandaging
barf
battalion
be confined
bear
bear a child
bear away
bear off
bear to starboard
bear young
bearing
beat
beat about
bent
bevy
bias
binder
bit
bit part
blaze
blink
block out
blood
blueprint
body
body-build
boot out
born
bounce
bowl
box off
box score
brace
brand
break
breed
brigade
bring about
bring round
bring up
broad
cast
bronze
brow
build
built
bullion
bunch
bung
burn
burn in
burn off
button
cabal
cachet
calculate
calve
calved
cant
cant round
carriage
carve
cashier
cast
about
cast
aside
cast
at
cast
away
cast
of characters
cast
of countenance
cast
off
cast
out
cast
ing
cataplasm
catapult
cauterize
change course
change of pace
change the heading
change-up
char
character
characteristic
characteristics
characters
chart
chase
chisel
choose
chorus
chromatism
chromism
chuck
chuck at
chuck out
chunk
cipher
circus troupe
clan
clap
class
clique
coal
cohort
color
color balance
color harmony
color scheme
coloration
coloring
come about
company
complement
complexion
compose
composition
compound
compress
compute
conatus
concert
concoct
conduciveness
configuration
conformation
constituents
constitution
construct
constructed
contingent
contrive
convergent strabismus
corps
corps de ballet
coterie
cotton
count
countenance
court plaster
covey
crack
crafted
crap
craps
crasis
cravat
create
created
crew
cross-eye
cross-eyedness
crowd
cue
cupel
curve
custom
custom-built
custom-made
cast
a spell
becharm
beguile
bewitch
captivate
carry away
charm
enchant
enrapture
enravish
enthrall
entrance
fascinate
hypnotize
infatuate
intrigue
mesmerize
spell
spellbind
trance
transport
vamp
witch
cast
away
abandon
beach
blow
break ground
cast
cast
aside
cast
loose
cast
off
cat the anchor
chuck
consume
deep-six
discard
dispose of
dissipate
ditch
drop the mooring
dump
eighty-six
eliminate
fool away
fritter
get quit of
get rid of
get shut of
give away
ground
jettison
jilt
loose for sea
part with
pile up
reject
remove
run aground
shipwreck
slough
squander
strand
take the ground
throw away
throw out
throw over
throw overboard
toss overboard
trifle away
unmoor
up-anchor
weigh anchor
wreck
cast
down
abase
abash
abashed
afflicted
agitated
bad
baffle
balk
beat down
beset
bilk
blow down
blow over
bothered
bowed-down
bowl down
bowl over
break down
bring down
bulldog
bulldoze
burn down
chagrin
chagrined
chapfallen
chop down
confound
confuse
confused
crestfallen
cross
cut down
damp
dampen
dampen the spirits
darken
dash
dash down
dashed
debase
deck
defeat
defeat expectation
degrade
deject
dejected
demean
depress
depressed
despairing
despondent
desponding
disappoint
discomfit
discomfited
discomforted
discompose
discomposed
disconcert
disconcerted
disconsolate
discourage
discouraged
dishearten
disheartened
disillusion
dispirit
dispirited
disquieted
dissatisfy
distressed
disturbed
down
down
cast
downhearted
drooping
droopy
drop
embarrass
embarrassed
feeling low
fell
fetch down
flatten
floor
foil
frustrate
ground
heartless
hew down
humiliate
hung up
hypochondriac
hypochondriacal
ill at ease
in low spirits
in the depths
in the doldrums
in the dumps
knock down
knock over
languishing
lay level
lay low
lay out
let down
level
low
low-spirited
lower
lower the spirits
mortified
mortify
mow down
oppress
out of countenance
perturbed
pessimistic
pining
precipitate
press down
prostrate
pull down
put out
put-out
put-upon
rase
raze
sadden
send headlong
sink
smash
spiritless
spread-eagle
steamroller
subdued
suicidal
supinate
take down
tantalize
tear down
tease
throw
throw down
throw into confusion
thwart
topple
trip
troubled
tumble
uncomfortable
uneasy
upset
weary of life
weigh heavy upon
weigh upon
whack down
woebegone
world-weary
cast
forth
attenuate
blow off
blow out
clear away
debouch
decant
dilute
discharge
disembogue
disgorge
dispel
dissipate
dissolve
drive away
ejaculate
eruct
erupt
evaporate
exhaust
expel
extravasate
jet
outpour
pour
pour forth
pour out
send forth
send out
spew
spout
spurt
squirt
thin
thin out
throw out
volatilize
cast
off
abandon
abandoned
abrupt
abstract
adrift
afloat
alienate
aweigh
break ground
cast
cast
aside
cast
away
cast
loose
cast
out
cast
away
cat the anchor
chuck
clear
clear away
clear out
clear the decks
cut adrift
cut off
cut out
deep-six
delete
depart
deport
derelict
detach
disarticulate
discard
discarded
disconnect
disengage
disjoin
disjoint
disowned
dispel
dispose of
dissociate
disunite
ditch
divide
divorce
do away with
doff
douse
drop
drop the mooring
dump
eighty-six
eject
elide
eliminate
eradicate
estrange
exile
expatriate
expel
exterminate
fling off
forsaken
free
get quit of
get rid of
get shut of
give away
isolate
jettison
jilt
leave
liberate
liquidate
loose
loose for sea
loosen
out
cast
outlaw
outside the gates
outside the pale
part
part with
pick out
pull away
pull back
pull out
purge
put off
reject
rejected
release
remove
root out
root up
segregate
separate
sequester
set apart
set aside
shake off
shoo
shut off
slip out of
slough
split
stand aloof
stand apart
stand aside
started
step aside
step out of
strike off
strike out
subtract
take off
throw away
throw off
throw out
throw over
throw overboard
toss overboard
unanchored
unbar
unbind
unbolt
unbuckle
unbutton
unchain
unclasp
uncouple
undo
unfasten
unfetter
unglue
unlace
unlatch
unleash
unlock
unloose
unloosen
unmoor
unmoored
unstick
unstrap
untie
untied
unwrap
unyoke
up-anchor
weed out
weigh anchor
withdraw
cast
out
abrupt
abstract
alienate
ban
banish
bicker
blackball
boot out
bounce
cast
cast
off
caterwaul
chuck
chuck out
clear
clear away
clear out
clear the decks
cut
cut adrift
cut off
cut out
defenestrate
delete
depart
deport
detrude
disarticulate
discard
discharge
disconnect
disengage
disfellowship
disjoin
disjoint
displace
dispose of
dissociate
disunite
divide
divorce
eject
elide
eliminate
eradicate
estrange
exclude
excommunicate
exile
expatriate
expel
extradite
extrude
fugitate
get quit of
get rid of
get shut of
give the hook
heave out
isolate
jettison
junk
kick downstairs
kick out
leave
liquidate
obtrude
ostracize
oust
outlaw
part
pick out
proscribe
pull away
pull back
pull out
purge
put out
reject
relegate
remove
root out
root up
row
rusticate
scrap
segregate
send away
send down
send to Coventry
separate
sequester
set apart
set aside
shut off
snub
spat
split
spurn
squabble
stand aloof
stand apart
stand aside
step aside
strike off
strike out
subtract
throw away
throw off
throw out
throw over
throw overboard
thrust out
tiff
toss out
transport
turn out
uncouple
unyoke
weed out
withdraw
wrangle
cast
up
add up
boost
buoy up
cipher up
count up
detail
elevate
erect
escalate
figure up
foot up
heave
heft
heighten
heist
hike
hoick
hoist
hold up
inventory
itemize
jerk up
knock up
levitate
lift
lift up
lob
loft
perk up
pitch
raise
raise aloft
raise up
rear
rear aloft
rear up
recap
recapitulate
recite
reckon up
recount
rehearse
relate
rise
score up
set up
sky
stand upright
stick up
sum
sum up
summarize
summate
tally up
throw up
tot up
total
total up
tote up
up
upbuoy
up
cast
upend
upheave
uphoist
uphold
uplift
upraise
uprear
upright
upthrow
cast
anets
battery
bells
bones
celesta
chime
chimes
clappers
crash cymbal
cymbals
finger cymbals
gamelan
glockenspiel
gong
handbells
idiophone
lyra
maraca
marimba
metallophone
orchestral bells
percussion
percussion instrument
percussions
percussive
rattle
rattlebones
sizzler
snappers
tam-tam
tintinnabula
tonitruone
triangle
tubular bells
vibes
vibraphone
xylophone
cast
away
DP
Ishmael
abandoned
aground
cast
-off
cast
off
declasse
deep six
derelict
deserted
discard
discarded
discarding
disowned
displaced person
disposal
disused
dogie
dumping
elimination
evictee
exile
expatriate
expellee
flotsam
flotsam and jetsam
forsaken
foundered
foundling
grounded
high and dry
jetsam
jettison
jettisoned
junk
junking
lagan
left
leper
marooned
on the rocks
orphan
out
cast
out
cast
of society
out
cast
e
outlaw
outside the gates
outside the pale
pariah
persona non grata
refuse
reject
rejectamenta
rejected
rejection
removal
rubbish
scrapping
set fast
shipwrecked
social out
cast
stranded
stuck
stuck fast
swamped
throwaway
trash
unacceptable person
undesirable
untouchable
waif
waifs and strays
wastrel
wrecked
cast
e
ashram
blood
body
bracket
branch
category
clan
class
colony
commonwealth
commune
community
condition
division
echelon
economic class
endogamous group
estate
extended family
family
footing
gens
grade
group
grouping
head
heading
hierarchy
kin
kinship group
label
level
moiety
nuclear family
order
phratria
phratry
phyle
pigeonhole
place
position
power structure
precedence
predicament
race
rank
rate
rating
rubric
section
sept
set
settlement
social class
society
sphere
stage
standing
station
status
strain
stratum
sub
cast
e
subdivision
subgroup
suborder
title
totem
cast
ellan
air warden
attendant
captain
caretaker
chatelain
chatelaine
commandant
commander
conservator
curator
custodian
director
executive
forest ranger
game warden
gamekeeper
governor
guardian
guardian angel
intendant
janitor
keeper
lifeguard
lifesaver
manager
master
next friend
prochein ami
ranger
ruler
shepherd
steward
warden
warder
cast
ellate
arm
armor
armor-plate
bank
barricade
battle
blockade
bulwark
crenellate
dig in
embattle
entrench
fence
fortify
garrison
man
man the garrison
mine
palisade
wall
cast
igate
assail
attack
baste
beat
belabor
berate
blister
bring to account
bring to book
call to account
carpet
chasten
chastise
chew out
correct
criticize
deal with
discipline
dress down
drub
excoriate
flay
fustigate
inflict upon
keelhaul
lash
masthead
penalize
pillory
pummel
punish
rail
rate
rebuke
reprimand
roast
scarify
scathe
scorch
scourge
settle with
skin alive
slash
square accounts
take to task
tell off
thrash
tick off
tongue-lash
trounce
upbraid
visit upon
wig
cast
ing
CYSP sculpture
adding
anaglyptics
anaglyptography
angling
archery
architectural sculpture
architecture
assembly
bone-carving
building
bullion
button
calculation
calculus
cast
ceroplastics
chasing
chucking
ciphering
clay sculpture
composition
computation
construction
conversion
crafting
craftsmanship
creation
cultivation
decorative sculpture
devising
earth art
elaboration
embossing
engraving
erection
estimation
extraction
fabrication
fashioning
firing
fishery
fishing
flinging
fly fishing
footing
formation
forming
formulation
founding
framing
garden sculpture
gate
gem-cutting
glass sculpture
glyptic
growing
guddling
gunnery
handicraft
handiwork
harpooning
harvesting
heaving
hurling
ingot
ivory-carving
jaculation
jigging
lobbing
lost-wax process
machining
making
manufacture
manufacturing
metal sculpture
milling
mining
modeling
mold
molding
monumental sculpture
musketry
paper sculpture
pig
piscation
pitching
plaster
cast
ing
plastic art
portrait sculpture
prefabrication
preparation
processing
producing
projection
raising
reckoning
refining
regulus
relief
relief-carving
relievo
rod and reel
sculptor
sculpture
sculpturing
seal
shaping
sheet metal
shell-carving
shooting
skeet
skeet shooting
slinging
smelting
sow
stamp
statuary
still-fishing
stone sculpture
stonecutting
throwing
totaling
toting
trajection
trapshooting
trawling
trolling
whaling
whittling
wire sculpture
wood carving
workmanship
xyloglyphy
cast
le
acropolis
bastion
beachhead
bishop
blockhouse
bridgehead
bunker
chateau
chessman
citadel
court
donjon
fasthold
fastness
fort
fortress
garrison
garrison house
hall
hold
keep
king
knight
man
manor
mansion
martello
martello tower
mote
motte
palace
palais
palatial residence
palazzo
pawn
peel
peel tower
piece
pillbox
post
queen
rath
rook
safehold
strong point
stronghold
tower
tower of strength
villa
ward
cast
le building
Walter Mitty
absence of mind
absentmindedness
absorption
abstractedness
abstraction
bemusement
brown study
daydream
daydreamer
daydreaming
depth of thought
dream
dreamery
dreamfulness
dreaminess
dreaming
dreamlikeness
engrossment
fantasy
fantasying
fit of abstraction
mooning
moonraking
muse
musefulness
musing
muted ecstasy
pensiveness
pipe dream
pipe-dreaming
preoccupation
reverie
stargazing
study
trance
woolgathering
cast
le in the air
Xanadu
airy nothing
autism
bubble
cast
le in Spain
chimera
daydream
deception
deluded belief
delusion
dereism
dream
dream vision
dreamland
dreamworld
false belief
ignis fatuus
illusion
misbelief
misconception
pipe dream
self-deceit
self-deception
self-delusion
trick
trip
vapor
wrong impression
cast
off
cast
away
deep six
derelict
discard
discarding
disposal
dogie
dumping
elimination
flotsam
flotsam and jetsam
foundling
jetsam
jettison
junk
junking
lagan
orphan
refuse
reject
rejectamenta
rejection
removal
rubbish
scrapping
throwaway
trash
waif
waifs and strays
wastrel
cast
rate
alter
beat down
bleed
break
browbeat
bulldoze
bully
change
clamp down on
coerce
compel
cow
cripple
daunt
demasculinize
desex
desexualize
despotize
devitalize
disable
domineer
domineer over
drain
effeminate
effeminatize
effeminize
emasculate
empty
enervate
enslave
etiolate
eunuchize
exhaust
fix
geld
grind
grind down
hamstring
henpeck
hobble
incapacitate
intimidate
keep down
keep under
lame
lord it over
maim
mutilate
neuter
oppress
overawe
overbear
overmaster
override
press heavy on
repress
ride over
ride roughshod over
sissify
soften
spay
sterilize
subjugate
suppress
terrorize
trample down
trample upon
tread down
tread upon
tyrannize
tyrannize over
unman
unnerve
unsex
unstring
walk all over
walk over
weigh heavy on
wing
womanize
werfen Definition
Cast
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Cast
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
send
or
drive
by
force
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
direct
or
turn,
as
the
eyes.
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
drop
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
throw
down,
as
in
wrestling.
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
throw
up,
as
a
mound,
or
rampart.
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
throw
off
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
forth
prematurely
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(
v.
t.)
To
throw
out
or
emit
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
fall
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
dismiss
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
compute
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
contrive
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
defeat
in
a
lawsuit
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
turn
(the
balance
or
scale)
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
form
into
a
particular
shape,
by
pouring
liquid
metal
or
other
material
into
a
mold
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
stereotype
or
electrotype.
Cast
(
v.
t.)
To
fix,
distribute,
or
allot,
as
the
parts
of
a
play
among
actors
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
throw,
as
a
line
in
angling,
esp,
with
a
fly
hook.
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
the
head
of
a
vessel
around
from
the
wind
in
getting
under
weigh.
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
consider
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
calculate
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
receive
form
or
shape
in
a
mold.
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
warp
Cast
(
v.
i.)
To
vomit.
Cast
(
)
3d
pres.
of
Cast,
for
Casteth.
Cast
(
n.
)
The
act
of
cast
ing
or
throwing
Cast
(
n.
)
The
thing
thrown.
Cast
(
n.
)
The
distance
to
which
a
thing
is
or
can
be
thrown.
Cast
(
n.
)
A
throw
of
dice
Cast
(
n.
)
That
which
is
throw
out
or
off,
shed,
or
ejected
Cast
(
n.
)
The
act
of
cast
ing
in
a
mold.
Cast
(
n.
)
An
impression
or
mold,
taken
from
a
thing
or
person
Cast
(
n.
)
That
which
is
formed
in
a
mild
Cast
(
n.
)
Form
Cast
(
n.
)
A
tendency
to
any
color
Cast
(
n.
)
A
chance,
opportunity,
privilege,
or
advantage
Cast
(
n.
)
The
assignment
of
parts
in
a
play
to
the
actors.
Cast
(
n.
)
A
flight
or
a
couple
or
set
of
hawks
let
go
at
one
time
from
the
hand.
Cast
(
n.
)
A
stoke,
touch,
or
trick.
Cast
(
n.
)
A
motion
or
turn,
as
of
the
eye
Cast
(
n.
)
A
tube
or
funnel
for
conveying
metal
into
a
mold.
Cast
(
n.
)
Four
Cast
(
n.
)
Contrivance
Cast
iron
(
)
Highly
carbonized
iron,
the
direct
product
of
the
blast
furnace
Cast
-iron
(
a.
)
Made
of
cast
iron.
Hence,
Fig.:
like
cast
iron
Cast
-off
(
a.
)
Cast
or
laid
aside
Cast
steel
(
)
See
Cast
steel,
under
Steel.
cast Bedeutung
hurl
cast
a
violent
throw
cast
ing
cast
the
act
of
throwing
a
fishing
line
out
over
the
water
by
means
of
a
rod
and
reel
cast
roll
the
act
of
throwing
dice
cast
cast
ing
object
formed
by
a
mold
cast
plaster
cast
plaster
bandage
bandage
consisting
of
a
firm
covering
(often
made
of
plaster
of
Paris)
that
immobilizes
broken
bones
while
they
heal
mold
mould
cast
container
into
which
liquid
is
poured
to
create
a
given
shape
when
it
hardens
form
shape
cast
the
visual
appearance
of
something
or
someone,
the
delicate
cast
of
his
features
cast
cast
of
characters
dramatis
personae
the
actors
in
a
play
aspidistra
cast
-iron
plant
baroom
plant
Aspidistra
elatio
evergreen
perennial
with
large
handsome
basal
leaves,
grown
primarily
as
a
foliage
houseplant
cast
mold
mould
stamp
the
distinctive
form
in
which
a
thing
is
made,
pottery
of
this
cast
was
found
throughout
the
region
needle
blight
needle
cast
leaf
cast
a
disease
of
conifers
causing
the
needles
to
fall
alloy
iron
alloy
cast
iron
cast
iron
containing
alloying
elements
(usually
nickel
or
chromium
or
copper
or
molybdenum)
to
increase
the
strength
or
facilitate
heat
treatment
cast
iron
an
alloy
of
iron
containing
so
much
carbon
that
it
is
brittle
and
so
cannot
be
wrought
but
must
be
shaped
by
cast
ing
vomit
vomit
up
purge
cast
sick
cat
be
sick
disgorge
regorge
retch
puke
barf
spew
spue
chuck
upchuck
honk
regurgitate
throw
up
dbbaa
eject
the
contents
of
the
stomach
through
the
mouth,
After
drinking
too
much,
the
students
vomited,
He
purged
continuously,
The
patient
regurgitated
the
food
we
gave
him
last
night
cast
about
beat
about
cast
around
search
anxiously
frame
redact
cast
put
couch
formulate
in
a
particular
style
or
language,
I
wouldn't
put
it
that
way,
She
cast
her
request
in
very
polite
language
draw
cast
choose
at
random,
draw
a
card,
cast
lots
anchor
cast
anchor
drop
anchor
secure
a
vessel
with
an
anchor,
We
anchored
at
Baltimore
hurl
hurtle
cast
throw
forcefully
shed
cast
cast
off
shake
off
throw
throw
off
throw
away
drop
get
rid
of,
he
shed
his
image
as
a
pushy
boss,
shed
your
clothes
project
cast
contrive
throw
put
or
send
forth,
She
threw
the
flashlight
beam
into
the
corner,
The
setting
sun
threw
long
shadows,
cast
a
spell,
cast
a
warm
light
cast
mold
mould
form
by
pouring
(e.g.,
wax
or
hot
metal)
into
a
cast
or
mold,
cast
a
bronze
sculpture
sand
cast
pour
molten
metal
into
a
mold
of
sand
cast
on
make
the
first
row
of
stitches
when
knitting
cast
off
make
the
last
row
of
stitches
when
knitting
cast
select
to
play,sing,
or
dance
a
part
in
a
play,
movie,
musical,
opera,
or
ballet,
He
cast
a
young
woman
in
the
role
of
Desdemona
depress
deject
cast
down
get
down
dismay
dispirit
demoralize
demoralise
lower
someone's
spirits,
make
downhearted,
These
news
depressed
her,
The
bad
state
of
her
child's
health
demoralizes
her
c
roll
wander
swan
stray
tramp
roam
cast
ramble
rove
range
drift
vagabond
cccbb
move
about
aimlessly
or
without
any
destination,
often
in
search
of
food
or
employment,
The
gypsies
roamed
the
woods,
roving
vagabonds,
the
wandering
Jew,
The
cattle
roam
across
the
prairie,
the
laborers
drift
from
one
town
to
the
next,
They
rolled
from
town
to
town
d
discard
fling
toss
toss
out
toss
away
chuck
out
cast
aside
dispose
throw
out
cast
out
throw
away
cast
away
put
away
throw
or
cast
away,
Put
away
your
worries
cast
d
deposit,
cast
a
vote,
cast
a
ballot
cast
e
assign
the
roles
of
(a
movie
or
a
play)
to
actors,
Who
cast
this
beautiful
movie?
banish
ban
ostracize
ostracise
shun
cast
out
blackball
expel
from
a
community
or
group
cast
-iron
iron
extremely
robust,
an
iron
constitution
die-
cast
formed
by
forcing
molten
metal
into
a
die,
a
die-
cast
seal
cast
-off(a)
discarded
throwaway(a)
thrown-away(a)
thrown
away,
wearing
someone's
cast
-off
clothes,
throwaway
children
living
on
the
streets,
salvaged
some
thrown-away
furniture
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