thrower (throer)

[ who fashions ve els on a throw or wheel. The clay then pa es to the thrower , who pursues his work by the aid of a potter's wheel. Lancet (1889), L. 773. (c) A turner. See throwl , n., 1. throwing-balls (thro'ing-balz), n. pl. South American bolas. The thrum parts of the printing-machine continue at work or revolving.-3. An incidental product. No micro-seismic shock can ever take place otherwise than as a throw - off from some violent disturbance more or le remotely located. Nature, XL. 393.