Ject, Jet ~ Throw

injection

• the throwing of medicine into the body by means of a syringe

• a feeling word or sound thrown into a sentence

• to throw someone or something under the power of another person or group

• to force or to throw somebody from a place or position

jettison

• to throw something from a ship, aircraft, or vehicle

• to throw someone or something under the power of another person or group

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

• the path that a thrown object makes through space

interjection

• a feeling word or sound thrown into a sentence

• the throwing of medicine into the body by means of a syringe

• to put something aside or throw it away

• something thrown forward for viewing, analysis, or discussion

subject

• to throw someone or something under the power of another person or group

• to force or to throw somebody from a place or position

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

• a feeling word or sound thrown into a sentence

reject

• to put something aside or throw it away

• sadness and lack of hope; feeling thrown down in spirit

• to force or to throw somebody from a place or position

• something thrown forward for viewing, analysis, or discussion

dejection

•  sadness and lack of hope; feeling thrown down in spirit

• to put something aside or throw it away

• to force or to throw somebody from a place or position

• the throwing of medicine into the body by means of a syringe

eject

• to force or to throw somebody from a place or position

• something thrown forward for viewing, analysis, or discussion

• the path that a thrown object makes through space

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

projectile

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

• the path that a thrown object makes through space

• to throw something from a ship, aircraft, or vehicle

• to throw someone or something under the power of another person or group

trajectory

• the path that a thrown object makes through space

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

• a feeling word or sound thrown into a sentence

• something thrown forward for viewing, analysis, or discussion

projection

• something thrown forward for viewing, analysis, or discussion

• an object that can be launched or thrown through the air

• to throw someone or something under the power of another person or group

• the throwing of medicine into the body by means of a syringe