Throw

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 528
thro, v.t. to hutl: to fling: to wind or twist together, as yatn to form on a wheel, as pottery to venture at dice to put off to put on or spread tunele ly to cast down in wrestling. v.i. to cast or hurl: to cast dice '.—/a threw ithrGOj pa.p. thrown. m. the act of throwing a cast, esp. of thee the distance to which anything may be thrown a violent effort. — Throw'er. (A.S. thraw a it, to turn, to twist cog. with Ger. dreiten, to twist, L. tercre, torquere,
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