Foul
Foul verb - To make dirty.
Throw
Throw verb - To send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Blasters are also said to foul up in bad terrain, like swamps, almost instantly, while your trusty slugthrower won't stop firing until you throw it under a tank tread.
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The Osta Beast's breath is so foul that any creature breathing it must make a saving throw versus poison or be nauseous for 10-20 minutes and be unable to anything but vomit.
Source: Breath Weapon / Tabletop Games - The off-the-ball-foul rule, which was created to prevent the opposing team from chasing around the worst free throw shooter on the team with possession of the ball.
Source: Obvious Rule Patch / Sports
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