chuck out

verb

1. informal.
   tr, adverboften foll byof to eject forcibly (from); throw out (of)

   he was chucked out of the lobby

Example Sentences

No, it’s not the same motion offense Knight popularized in the 1970s but May didn’t just chuck out a playbook and start over.

From Seattle Times

"It's a consumer world we live in, a throw away history we seem to chuck out in our bins, but the history is actually among those very items," he says.

From BBC

And the common thread for all these successful titles seems to be “chuck out every established story the audience knows and tell a new one.”

From The Verge

With plenty of flat land and rich soil, the British could afford to chuck out their excreta, and so they did.

From Salon

“There’s this buildup of excitement, but because it’s golf everyone has to be quiet and polite. If you just chuck out a little song or a little one-liner, suddenly everyone laughs and there’s this huge release of excitement.”

From Los Angeles Times