Easy as verb as in interlard To insert or include something, often unexpectedly or as an addition; similar to interpolate. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Throw In'
The teacher encouraged the students to throw in their own creative ideas during the group project.
During the discussion, he decided to throw in a few interesting facts.
The auctioneer suggested they throw in a rare collectible item to attract more bidders.
She decided to throw in a dash of creativity to make her artwork more interesting.
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