How to pronounce “threw a spanner in the works”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of throw a spanner in the works

Practice Nearby Words

threw a wrench in the works, threw a wrench in, threw a monkey wrench in the works, threw a wrench in the gears, threw, threw in, threw off, threw away, threw in the cards, threw one's weight around, threw cold water on, threw out, underthrew, threw hands, offthrew, threw one's cap over the windmill, threw one's weight behind, threw on, threw the handkerchief, threw a sickie, counterthrew, threw for a loop, threw about, threw the book at, threw someone a bone, upthrew, threw a sprat to catch a mackerel, threw in the towel, threw shade, threw up one's hands, threw over, fell through, went wrong, threw money away, threw down, broke the deadlock, withthrew, threw to the wolves, threw up the sponge, threw to the winds, drove something into the ground, outthrew, got the ball rolling, overthrew, threw to the dogs, broke one off, fell apart, broke it, spoke out of turn, broke someone's back, drove a wedge between, took up the slack, broke a butterfly upon the wheel, throwed, blew a fuse, twisted someone's arm, flew off the handle, broke the back of, took turns, went down the pan, took one's eye off the ball, o'rethrew, went to work, misthrew, came apart, threw up, blew up in one's face, fell into place, did one's thing, took matters into one's own hands, fell at the final hurdle, drove someone up the wall, broke one's back, broke the web, came to nothing, broke off, o'erthrew, took the edge off, took the plunge, fell off the wagon, pulled someone down a peg, blew up, blew one's stack, threw a kiss, did one's job, went to pieces, took one's half out of the middle, took the bull by the horns, fell by the wayside, came to nought, went down the wrong way, undertook, took the piss, got something twisted, got started, fell into a trap, drove into the ground, took down a notch, came to a sticky end, took the initiative

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