Object

• caber: In fact, in the junior heavies, there were more girls prepared to toss the caber than there were boys!

• coin: I may wind up having to toss a coin to decide.

• pancake: I wonder how high we can toss this pancake.

• grenade: Toss a smoke grenade into the fray and smoke slowly begins to billow outwards, until it consumes the entire area.

• petal: Why settle for throwing ordinary rice when instead you can make the wedding so much more romantic by tossing rose petals?

• salad: And how does he thank her for the tossed salad, he blasts his load deep into her mouth!

Converse of object

• win: He won the toss, Gold Bats skipper Bob Miller not at all put out on being invited to bat.

• lose: So we lost the toss and were inserted first up.

Preposition: into

• salad: A few lakes, lagoons, gorges and mountain passes are then tossed into this scenic salad for extra garnish.

Modifying Another Word

• carelessly: Flowers had been pulled from the wreaths and the marker cross carelessly tossed behind some other graves.

• casually: The barbarian watched him, casually tossing his own dagger from one hand to the other.

• overboard: Men are tossing overboard rafts, lifebelts, benches, pieces of wood, anything that will float.

• gently: Add the beans, bacon and tomatoes to the dressing and toss gently.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• aside: Fishing boats came to rest, tossed aside like old shoes.

• around: You will not be tossed around by every wind of doctrine.

Followed by a transitive particle

• aside: They are the builders who tossed aside the stone that turned out to be the most important one of all.

Infinitive complement

• decide: The Play A coin is tossed to decide who throws first.

Preposition: in

• flour: Wash the filets clean, then toss in the seasoned flour to cover both sides.

• butter: Baked or boiled beetroot can be sliced and tossed in butter and parsley or dill and served as an accompanying vegetable.

Preposition: of

• coin: Will you stand by the toss of the coin?