chuck out
1 of 1verb/tʃʌk aʊt/
Forms:chucks out,chucking out,chucked out,chucked out
1
to make someone leave a place against their will
- The bouncer chucked the troublemaker out of the club.
- The teacher had to chuck the disruptive student out of the class.
- We need to chuck out the trespassers from the property.
- The security guard had to chuck out unruly fans from the concert.
- They had no choice but to chuck out the rowdy guests from the party.
2
to get rid of something
- Can you please chuck the old magazines out?
- He chucked out the broken toys from the box.
- It's time to chuck out the outdated electronics.
- Why not chuck out those old clothes during the cleaning?
- She should chuck out the empty boxes cluttering the room.