Spanghew (v)
span-g-huw
To throw (violently) in the air.
Specifically (apparently) to fling a toad or frog from the end of a stick.
Example sentences
“It was a favourite pastime of the estate teenagers to spanghew the poor unsuspecting pond frogs across the green.”
“She swung the stick and the poor toad was spanghewed into the bushes.”
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