Смысл: after-tossing

after-tossing[ʹɑ:ftə͵tɒsıŋ]
n мор.
<Í> 1) (мёртвая) зыбь
2) волнение, след за кормой судна

(not) give a toss Идиома

it's a toss-up

they are equal, toss a coin to decide It's a toss-up. It's difficult to choose. Both ideas are good.

toss it around

discuss it, consider it We like your idea. Can we toss it around for awhile? Discuss it?

toss off

drink rapidly He tossed off a couple of drinks before he went home for the evening.

toss out

force to leave, dismiss The boys was tossed out of the restaurant for their bad behavior.

toss something

" throw something away; put something in the trash."

toss-up

(See it's a toss-up)

argue the toss

to argue or dispute loudly and with length

toss up

a woman who trades sex for crack cocaine or for money to buy crack cocaine; crack addict

toss sth off

Idiom(s): toss something off AND shake something off

Theme: IGNORE

to ignore or resist the bad effects of something.
• John insulted Bob, but Bob just tossed it off.
• If I couldn't shake off insults, I'd be miserable.

toss one's hat into the ring

Idiom(s): toss one's hat into the ring

Theme: POLITICS

to state that one is running for an elective office. (Informal.)
• Jane wanted to run for treasurer, so she tossed her hat into the ring.
• The mayor never tossed his hat into the ring. Instead he announced his retirement.

(not) accord a toss

slang To be anxious about addition or something. Typically acclimated in the abrogating to back the opposite. I don't accord a bung about authoritative money, I aloof appetite to do article with my activity that makes activity bigger for others. I haven't accustomed a bung for the appearance anytime back they dead off my admired character. Do whatever you want, I don't accord a toss.Learn more: give, toss

not accord a toss

BRITISH, INFORMAL, RUDECOMMON If you don't accord a toss about something, you do not affliction about it at all. I didn't accord a bung about association because it had never accustomed a bung about me. `We couldn't accord a bung what journalists think,' says the band's drummer. Note: In this expression, `toss' is a rude, argot chat acceptation to masturbate. Learn more: give, not, toss

not accord (or care) a toss

not affliction at all. British informal 1998 Country Life I accept swum in the Dart alone a few yards from a mink, and the cape has not accustomed a toss. Learn more: give, not, toss

not accord a ˈtoss (about somebody/something)

(British English, slang) not affliction at all about somebody/something: I don’t accord a bung what he thinks!Learn more: give, not, toss

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More Idioms/Phrases

touch sb off touch sb for touch a sore spot toss sth off toss one's hat into the ring toss one's cookies top sth off top sb/sth top off with toot one's own horn too much of a good thing Too many cooks spoil the stew too good to be true