toss offverb

• 1

  datedTo drink up rapidly.

  • Let me toss off this beer first.
  • A mandrill baboon, at Wombwell's menagerie, was very partial to fermented liquors and ginger beer; the large dog-faced baboon, that died at the Tower in 1828, would toss off a pot of porter with great relish, and was such an excessive toper that he at last sunk under a confirmed dropsy; a young ruffed lemur, at the Paris Museum of Natural History, was partial to spirits; […]
• 2

  To assemble hastily.

  • I tossed off a letter to the local council.
• 3

  vulgarslangTo masturbate.

• 4

  To deliver (a remark, suggestion, etc.) in an offhand manner.

  • He tossed off a few platitudes and then ignored any further questions.
  • Tyrion tells him a great house (the Tyrells) has already been wiped out of history. “Don’t let it happen again.” But he says it like a trusted authority, a casual command, not taking the boy seriously. Basically, he tosses off the line, expecting that to be the end of the conversation