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slinging

noun as in cast

noun as in fling

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Just one day after Chris Pratt penned a rambling op-ed for his mother-in-law's paper about the importance of sportsmanship this election, Donald Trump and JD Vance spent their last night on the campaign trail slinging insults and threats at Kamala Harris while at separate rallies on Monday night.

From Salon

As with Crockett’s pointed comments, other Democrats have held up Harris’ time slinging fries — her campaign has said she worked at a McDonald’s in Alameda, Calif., in the summer of 1983 — as a way to contrast her life experience with that of Trump.

Matthew Stafford is 36 but does not look old on the field, still slinging the football like a young quarterback as the Rams open the season at the Detroit Lions.

They are often are slinging sledgehammers and crowbars “in a sauna-like environment,” said Fabian Plascencia, of the Northern District Council of Laborers Local 67.

Herbert was back slinging the football during seven-on-seven drills.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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