Toss

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 111
tos, v.t. to throw up suddenly or violently: to cause to rise and fall: to make restle : to agitate, pa from one to another: to to up with: to drink off: to dre out smartly.— v.i. to be to ed: to be in violent commotion: to tumble about: to fling.— n. act of throwing upward: a throwing up of the head: confusion, commotion: a to -up.— v.t. To ′en ( Spens. ), to to , to brandish.— n. To ′er .— adv. To ′ily , pertly.— ns. To ′ing , the act of to ing or throwing upward: ( B. ) violent commotion: ( mining ) proce of washing ores; To ′-pot ( Shak. ), a toper, a drunkard; To ′-up , the throwing up of a coin to decide anything: an even chance or hazard.— adj. To ′y , pert, contemptuous.— To off , to drink off; To up , to throw up a coin and wager on which side it will fall. [Celt., as W. tosio , to jerk, tos , a quick jerk.]
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