How to pronounce “threw to the wolves”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of throw to the wolves

Practice Nearby Words

threw to the dogs, threw to the lions, threw to the winds, threw, threw away, threw out, went to the dogs, threw someone a bone, withthrew, threw in the cards, threw in, threw hands, threw about, threw the book at, threw a kiss, offthrew, threw on, threw off, threw shade, threw money away, outthrew, underthrew, threw one's cap over the windmill, threw over, throwed, threw in the towel, o'rethrew, threw one's weight around, threw up, threw a wrench in, misthrew, threw a wrench in the gears, threw down, upthrew, threw the handkerchief, threw one's weight behind, fell prey, went to hell, counterthrew, fell off the wagon, threw for a loop, fell by the wayside, went wild, threw a wrench in the works, took it on the lam, ran away, got rid of, threw a sprat to catch a mackerel, fell into a trap, threw up one's hands, o'erthrew, gave the axe, threw a spanner in the works, took the bull by the horns, went astray, threw cold water on, reaped the whirlwind, threw a sickie, ran wild, fell into, saw the woods for the trees, withdrew, went, strewed, saw the trees through the forest, did unto others, fell through, got lost, went away, threw up the sponge, sowed one's wild oats, wove, went out on a limb, ran away with, rewrote, fell asleep, threw a monkey wrench in the works, went to sleep, forwent, went missing, fell, threw good money after bad, went up in flames, took the plunge, took a risk, drew away, took to the streets, went the way of the dodo, tore away, took a bite out of, stole, blew the whistle, sawed logs, gave paw, went out, withwent, swore, took someone to the grave, strowed, got someone's goat

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