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fling
verb (flung , flinging )
1 to throw something, especially violently or vigorously.
2 sometimes intr to throw oneself or one's body about.
noun
1 the act of flinging.
2 colloq a transitory sexual relationship.
3 colloq a spell of enjoyable self-indulgence.
4 a lively reel the Highland fling .
[13c: probably related to Norse flengja and Swedish flänga to flog]
fling something open to throw (a door, a window, etc) open, usually angrily.
full fling at the utmost speed; recklessly.
have a fling at something to attempt it; have a try at it.
fling someone out to get rid of them.
fling something out to throw it away or reject it.
verb (flung , flinging )
1 to throw something, especially violently or vigorously.
2 sometimes intr to throw oneself or one's body about.
noun
1 the act of flinging.
2 colloq a transitory sexual relationship.
3 colloq a spell of enjoyable self-indulgence.
4 a lively reel the Highland fling .
[13c: probably related to Norse flengja and Swedish flänga to flog]
fling something open to throw (a door, a window, etc) open, usually angrily.
full fling at the utmost speed; recklessly.
have a fling at something to attempt it; have a try at it.
fling someone out to get rid of them.
fling something out to throw it away or reject it.
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