hurl 
/ˈhɚrəl/ verb
hurls; hurled; hurl·ing /ˈhɚrəl/ verb /ˈhɚlɪŋ/ 1 [+ obj] : to throw (something) with force
▪ Someone hurled a rock through the window. ▪ He hurled a chair at me. ▪ It looked like she was going to hurl herself down the stairs. 2 [+ obj] : to say or shout (something, such as an insult) in a loud and forceful way
▪ The protesters hurled insults at us. 3 [no obj] US slang : vomit
▪ Someone hurled a rock through the window. ▪ He hurled a chair at me. ▪ It looked like she was going to hurl herself down the stairs.
▪ The protesters hurled insults at us.
— hurl·er /ˈhɚlɚ/ noun, plural hurl·ers [count]
▪ a baseball team with several talented hurlers [=pitchers]
/ˈhɚlɚ/ noun, plural hurl·ers [count] ▪ a baseball team with several talented hurlers [=pitchers]
