How Do You Spell TOSSED?

Pronunciation: [tˈɒst] (IPA)

The word "tossed" is spelled with five letters: t, o, s, s, and e. The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /tɒst/. The first sound, /t/, is a voiceless alveolar stop. The second sound, /ɒ/, is a low back rounded vowel. The third and fourth sounds, /s/ and /s/, are voiceless alveolar fricatives. Finally, the last sound, /t/, is a voiceless alveolar stop similar to the first sound. When spoken, "tossed" is a short, sharp word that denotes the action of throwing something lightly.

TOSSED Meaning and Definition

  1. Tossed is a verb commonly used to describe the action of throwing or flipping something quickly and with force. It usually involves a sudden and brisk movement, resulting in the object being propelled through the air. The term can apply to various objects, such as balls, coins, or even soft items like pillows or paper.

    When something is tossed, it suggests that it has been released from one's hand or a certain position, and its trajectory is typically determined by the force with which it was thrown. The action of tossing can be intentional or accidental, depending on the circumstances.

    Additionally, the term "tossed" can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation or a person's emotional state. For example, if someone is feeling tossed by the waves of life, it means they are experiencing uncertainty or instability. Similarly, a tossed salad refers to a mixture of different ingredients that have been lightly mixed or combined.

    In summary, tossed refers to the act of forcefully and quickly throwing or flipping something through the air, whether intentionally or accidentally. It can also be used metaphorically to describe emotional states or combining different elements.

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Etymology of TOSSED

The word "tossed" originated from the Old English word "tossian", which means "to throw, pitch, or fling". This Old English word most likely came from a Germanic root, "turs-, tursǭ", meaning "to throw" or "to shake". The word has evolved over time, undergoing changes in spelling and pronunciation, but has retained its fundamental meaning of throwing or flinging something.

Conjugate verb Tossed

CONDITIONAL

I would toss
we would toss
you would toss
he/she/it would toss
they would toss

FUTURE

I will toss
we will toss
you will toss
he/she/it will toss
they will toss

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tossed
we will have tossed
you will have tossed
he/she/it will have tossed
they will have tossed

PAST

I tossed
we tossed
you tossed
he/she/it tossed
they tossed

PAST PERFECT

I had tossed
we had tossed
you had tossed
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they had tossed

PRESENT

I toss
we toss
you toss
he/she/it tosses
they toss

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tossed
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they have tossed
I am tossing
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they are tossing
I was tossing
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I will be tossing
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