chucking (out) (Meaning)

chucking (out)

to force (someone) to leave

The janitor was chucking out the trash from the gym.
My neighbor was chucking out old furniture from her garage.
I decided to chuck out all the expired groceries I had.
The company was chucking out unsold merchandise due to lack of demand.
The boy was chucking out rocks at the passing cars.
The teacher was chucking out students who were disrupting the class.
The hospital was chucking out medical waste in a proper disposal facility.
The restaurant was chucking out leftovers to avoid spoilage.
The construction workers were chucking out debris from the demolished building.
The charity was chucking out donated clothes that couldn't be distributed to the needy.

to force (someone) to leave

drumming (out), booting (out), throwing out, kicking out, laying off, mustering out, downsizing,unseating, pink-slipping, furloughing

taking on,signing (up or on), employing, hiring, engaging, retaining,keeping, recruiting, re-employing,contracting

The janitor was chucking out the trash from the gym.

My neighbor was chucking out old furniture from her garage.

I decided to chuck out all the expired groceries I had.

The company was chucking out unsold merchandise due to lack of demand.