What is another word for throw in?
Pronunciation:
[ θɹˈə͡ʊ ˈɪn], [ θɹˈəʊ ˈɪn], [ θ_ɹ_ˈəʊ ˈɪ_n]
Related words: give up, give up on something, give up on cooking, give up on an idea, throwing in the towel, give up on the game, giving up on your dreams, giving up hope, giving up your job
Synonyms for Throw in:
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• add • give- accord ,
- administer ,
- allow ,
- award ,
- bequeath ,
- cede ,
- come across ,
- commit ,
- confer ,
- consign ,
- convey ,
- deed ,
- deliver ,
- dish out ,
- dispense ,
- dispose of ,
- dole out ,
- donate ,
- endow ,
- entrust ,
- furnish ,
- gift ,
- grant ,
- hand down ,
- hand out ,
- hand over ,
- pass out ,
- permit ,
- present ,
- provide ,
- relinquish ,
- remit ,
- sell ,
- shell out ,
- subsidize ,
- tip ,
- transmit ,
- turn over ,
- vouchsafe ,
- will .
- Interjaculate ,
- drag in ,
- force into ,
- imbue ,
- implant ,
- impregnate ,
- infuse ,
- insert ,
- instill ,
- place into ,
- squeeze in ,
- stick in .
Other synonyms:
- bring up .
- get out .
- add .
- open .
Other relevant words:
- Gifting ,
- Leasing ,
- ante up ,
- deeded ,
- deeding ,
- fork over ,
- given ,
- heap upon ,
- laid upon ,
- lavish upon ,
- lay upon ,
- lease ,
- let have ,
- made over ,
- make over ,
- parcel out ,
- parceled out ,
- parcelling out ,
- part with ,
- parted with ,
- parting with ,
- parts with ,
- pass down ,
- passed down ,
- ponies up ,
- pony up .
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How to use "Throw in" in context?
Throw in usually means to add something to a recipe, container, or activity, as an afterthought or contingency. A throw-in can be anything your heart desires; from dried cranberries to ground beef. Sometimes throw-ins are essential, like diced tomatoes or green onions, while other times they are just nice to have, like crumbled cheese. There is no right or wrong answer- as long as there's a good balance of flavor and convenience, go for it!
As with most things in life, the key to bringing out the best in a throw-in is to have a plan.
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