Hurl
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 50
hurl, v.i. to make a noise by throwing: to move rapidly: to dash with force: to whirl: ( Scot. ) to convey in a wheeled vehicle.— v.t. to throw with violence: to utter with vehemence.— n. act of hurling, tumult, confusion: ( Scot. ) conveyance in a wheeled vehicle.— ns. Hurl′er ; Hurl′ey , the game of hockey, or the stick used in playing it; Hurl′ing , a game in which a ball is forced through the opponent's goal, hockey; Hurl′y ( Scot. ), a wheelbarrow; Hurl′y-hack′et , an ill-hung carriage. [ Hurtle .]
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