toss off

verb

1. tr to perform, write, consume, etc, quickly and easily

   he tossed off a letter to Jim

2. tr to drink quickly at one draught
3. slang.
   intr to masturbate

Example Sentences

Last year, in a viral clip before a race, Richardson tossed off her orange wig to reveal hidden silver ombre braids.

From Salon

When the music came to a stop, he tossed off his black leather jacket to reveal a business suit underneath and stepped up to the podium, returning to his usual persona as a disheveled academic.

From Seattle Times

She then proceeds to toss off white nationalist comments with alarming frequency, and is eager for something called “the Appropriation Festival,” which promises “feathers, fringe, fentanyl!”

From New York Times

In Texas alone, one million were tossed off the rolls.

From Salon

At her audition for the School of American Ballet at 15, she kept tossing off fouetté turns despite a burst blister that was bleeding through her toe shoe.

From New York Times