toss in
To add something extra in a relaxed or casual way.
Meanings
To add something extra to a deal, purchase, or arrangement at no additional cost.
"The seller agreed to toss in a set of winter tyres to clinch the car deal."
To contribute a comment, idea, or remark casually in a conversation.
"She tossed in a joke halfway through the presentation that made everyone laugh."
To physically throw something into a space or container.
"He tossed his dirty clothes in the hamper without looking."
Used both literally (to throw something into a container) and figuratively (to add a comment or extra item). In a commercial context, it means to include something extra at no charge. In conversation, it means to interject a comment or suggestion casually.
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