Chuck

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃʌk/

Chuck (verb)

  1. To throw something in a relaxed or careless way.
  2. To stop a romantic relationship with someone.

Examples

  • He chucked the keys onto the table.
  • She chucked the ball over the fence.

Common collocations: chuck something away, chuck it in, chuck someone, chuck it, chuck roast

Chuck (noun)

  1. A cut of beef from the shoulder part of a cow.
  2. A device that holds a tool or workpiece in a machine.

Examples

  • The recipe calls for a pound of chuck.
  • Chuck is often used for stews.

Synonyms of Chuck

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Chuck

  • opposite action of receiving