Hazard
Throw
Throw noun - A risky undertaking.
Usage example: a desperate throw, that could jump-start his presidential campaign or end it right there
How words are described
| regular | regular hazard | regular throw |
| standard | standard hazard | standard throw |
| single | single hazard | single throw |
| obvious | obvious hazard | obvious throw |
| Other adjectives: big, bad, main, new, major, final, additional, odd, last. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The first instance of this trope is shown after their victory on Punk Hazard, when instead of fleeing, they throw a party.
Source: Not So Stoic -
The Determinator: A villainous example: no matter what you throw at Chip Hazard, he's going to come back.
Source: Film / Small Soldiers
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