Fling in Sindhi سنڌي

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fling

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expr. have a fling at,
a. to try; attempt.
Ex. He had a fling at acting, but discovering that he had no talent he returned to his law studies.
b. to make scornful remarks about.
Ex. Not one king hath been in England ... but they

fling

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fling, verb, flung,flinging,noun.

fling

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noun flinger.

fling

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noun 1. a sudden throw.
2. a plunge or kick; cast.
3. a time of doing as one pleases.
Ex. He had his fling when he was young; now he must work.
4. (Figurative.) a scornful remark or critical attack on a person, institution, or

fling

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v.i. 1. to move hastily; rush; dash.
Ex. She flung out of the room.
2. to move violently; plunge or kick.
Ex. The excited horse flung about in the stall.
3. (of a sword, lance, or knife) to be thrown or driven quickly or with fo

fling

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v.t. 1. to throw with force; throw.
Ex. to fling a stone.
2. to put suddenly or violently; send forcibly.
Ex. to fling someone into jail.
3. to throw aside; discard; abandon.
Ex. He has flung us off; and leaves us to pover