cast
verb (THROW) /kɑːst/
/kæst/ (cast, cast)Definition
› [T + adv/prep] literary to throw something: The knight cast the sword far out into the lake.Throwing › [I or T] (in fishing) to throw something, such as a line, into the water to catch fish with: He cast the line to the middle of the river.FishingCommercial fishingThrowing
(Definition of cast verb (THROW) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- angler noun
- angling noun
- bait noun (FISH/ANIMAL)
- bait verb (FISH/ANIMAL)
- beater noun (PERSON)
- fisherman noun
- gun dog noun
- hare coursing noun
- harpoon noun
- harpoon verb
- hunt saboteur noun
- pointer noun (DOG)
- reel noun (HOLDER)
- sealing noun
- sinker noun
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- snare noun
- snare verb
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