How to pronounce “threw the handkerchief”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of throw the handkerchief

Practice Nearby Words

threw hands, threw, threw up one's hands, threw a kiss, threw away, threw out, threw in the towel, threw in the cards, threw up the sponge, offthrew, shook hands, threw up, threw in, gave the finger, threw about, threw over, threw the book at, threw to the winds, withthrew, threw a sickie, threw someone a bone, threw money away, threw off, threw to the dogs, throwed, threw on, underthrew, outthrew, gave someone his hat, counterthrew, o'rethrew, blew one's nose, misthrew, threw one's cap over the windmill, upthrew, blew a kiss, threw a spanner in the works, threw a wrench in, threw down, gave away, got rid of, took out the trash, threw to the wolves, threw shade, threw cold water on, got one's hands dirty, went hand in hand, threw one's weight around, flew a kite, laid hands on, flew the kite, threw a sprat to catch a mackerel, gave up, blew the whistle, threw a wrench in the works, threw a wrench in the gears, had had it, gave the axe, gave out, threw one's weight behind, went to the toilet, gave a knee, handwrote, flew off the handle, gave, gave someone a bloody nose, blew, threw for a loop, o'erthrew, blew it, shook it, threw to the lions, gave forth, gave off, threw a monkey wrench in the works, took, forgave, blew over, fell on a grenade, fell over, hid the ball, went to the restroom, took away, gave someone one, went to the bathroom, fell through, gave over, shook one's head, took one's hook, did the dishes, took a flutter, took something off one's chest, hiffed, blew off, took matters into one's own hands, fell at the final hurdle, wore the trousers, swore, went away, dumped one's load

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