| JUGGLE | Throw and catch continuously |
| FRISBEES | Discs to throw and catch |
| BALL | Bouncing round object you can throw and catch (4) |
| KILL | Use a crafty throw - and, lo, siskin and tit now bleed (4,3,5,4,3,5) |
| GOSLING | Go and have a throw and you'll get the bird! (7) |
| HIGHLAND | - Games; Scottish gatherings traditionally combining bagpipes, kilts, quaichs of whisky and heavy events including caber toss, hammer throw and tug-of-war (8) |
| WRESTLING | In addition to a foot race, javelin throw, discuss throw and long jump, which sport was part of the ancient Olympic pentathlon? |
| DIE | One to throw and expire (3) |
| RUGS | Word with "throw" and "scatter" |
| STARLING | Throw and pitch into bird (8) |
| PITCH | Throw and field (5) |
| PELT | Throw and hide |
| LASSO | What one may throw and see snaring beast of burden (5) |
| PARABOLA | A high throw and a knock skyward will show this path |
| DECATHLON | Olympic event that includes javelin throw and pole vault |
| THIRDMAN | One that may cut off boundaries, throw and hit more regularly (5,3) |
| LANCE | Etymological ancestor of "hurl, throw" and a word for sending a ship to sea that describes a knight/charger's jousting spear at a tilt or tourney (5) |
| POTTER | One throws and moulds clay (6) |
| DAN | An expert in throws and falls |
| WRESTLER | Sportsman who grapples, throws and holds (8) |
