throw confetti

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The general action of tossing confetti, often into the air during celebrations.

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Examples (10)

  • At midnight, we all throw confetti to celebrate the New Year.
  • As the bride and groom left the church, the guests began to throw confetti.
  • We're going to throw confetti when the marathon runners cross the finish line.
  • Throwing confetti is a fun part of any parade.
  • On the count of three, everyone throw your confetti in the air!
  • If you want to join the celebration, you should grab a handful of confetti to throw.
  • The children excitedly threw handfuls of colorful confetti at the clowns.
  • Are we allowed to throw confetti inside the venue?
  • Fans threw confetti onto the stage to show their appreciation for the band.
  • It's a tradition to throw confetti over the newlyweds for good luck.