How to pronounce “throw them bows”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (African-American Vernacular) To throw one's elbows around; to strike people with one's elbows.

Practice Nearby Words

bust a move, call out of one's name, knuckle up, clap, go ham, throw hands, make one's bow, shake one's elbow, throw some shapes, get up in someone's face, bounce, mess with, roll up on, knock around, take a bow, swang, beef out, wild out, huck, run game, clap back, lash out, throw one's weight around, give the elbow, get up in, hit out, yawk, pitch into, bow and scrape, play, throw something in someone's face, blow, rap someone's knuckles, hit different, call outta one's name, play about, step to, stunt, slang, throw down, lay into, shoot one's cuffs, bend one's elbow, rub elbows, draw a long bow, kick around, draw the long bow, throw salt, run game on, beat one's face, cast something in someone's teeth, swinge, high-side, talk at, shoot, crook one's elbow, go to the bow-wows, step off, throw, pack a punch, make one's manners, shoot a bird, throw someone a curve, lay about, chop it up, knuckle, come out swinging, wile out, throw signs, bend the knee, pump one's fist, get the elbow, stick one's tongue out, shoot one's mouth off, throw an eye, hush one's mouth, throw a kiss, throw shapes, take a bead on, throw it back, throw down the gauntlet, pop a cap in someone's arse, give a knee, toss around, yoke, body, put the boot in, chuck the deuces, get it how one lives, pull tongues, pull punches, swash someone's buckle, floss, swing, bombard, catch wreck, lam out, throw the book at, bang away, take aim

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