Fling
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 40
fling, v.t. to strike or throw from the hand: to dart: to send forth: to scatter: to throw (of a horse).— v.i. to act in a violent and irregular manner: to kick out with the legs: to upbraid: to sneer:— pr.p. fling′ing; pa.t. and pa.p. flung.— n. a cast or throw: a taunt: complete freedom, full enjoyment of pleasure: a lively Scotch country-dance.— Fling out , to speak or act reckle ly.— Full fling , at the utmost speed, reckle ly. [Ice. flengja ; Sw. flänga .]
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