Throw and Venture

Throw

Throw noun - A risky undertaking.

Usage example: a desperate throw, that could jump-start his presidential campaign or end it right there

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Venture and throw are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Venture" instead a noun "Throw".

Nearby Words: thrown, throwing, thrower

Venture noun - A risky undertaking.

Usage example: their latest business venture failed big-time

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Throw and venture are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Throw" instead a noun "Venture".

old	old throw	old venture
high	high throw	high venture
original	original throw	original venture
single	single throw	single venture
Other adjectives: successful, new, major, possible, desperate, few, next, last.

After learning to throw it, you venture out into the world to fight monsters and have a good ol' time.

Source: Video Game / Crusader of Centy
In The Venture Bros., Hank seems to wish he could "throw the old pigskin around" with his dad, as evidenced by Rusty's Lotus-Eater Machine.

Source: Awkward Father-Son Bonding Activity
When his father, Jonas Venture Sr., doesn't respond to their ransom demands, the pirates throw the distraught Rusty (who they felt bad for due to his neglectful father,) a festival complete with games.

Source: Western Animation / The Venture Bros.

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