verb
throw
Host or organize a party or event.
The neighbors throw a party to welcome the new family.
Etymology
Throw developed an informal sense of putting on a social event. The action-word presents hosting as energetically bringing the occasion about.
More examples
- We threw a surprise dinner for her birthday.
- They are throwing a fundraiser next month.
- Who is throwing the reception?
Forms
throw · throws · threw · thrown · throwing