threw
THROO/θɹuː/
- 1Past tense of throw. Use it for the past.
She threw the ball across the yard.
He threw his coat on the chair when he got home.
Note
- 2Past participle of throw. Some people say this, but it is not standard English: use thrown.
He has threw that ball around the yard all week.
They had threw all the trash away before we arrived.
Note
threw is a form of throw
throw, verb: To send something through the air with your hand or a device, such as passing a ball in a game. Full entry
- Spelling
- throw → threw: irregular (no -ed)
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Origin
This is the old past tense of "throw." It comes from Old English þrēaw.