Hoisted means threw.
Definitions of hoist on the Web: * raise or haul up with or as if with mechanical help; "hoist the bicycle onto the roof of the car" * move from one place to another by lifting; "They hoisted the patient onto the operating table" * raise; "hoist the flags"; "hoist a sail" * lifting device for raising heavy or cumbersome objects
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1. The cheerleader hoisted her teamate in the air. 2. Can you hoist me over the fence? 3. "Give me a leg!" " What?" " Hoist me up!" i want 2 know. that kool dude ;) --- modernwarfare
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Balloon goes up - action (especially trouble) beginsThe expression dates from the First World War when observation balloons were hoisted close to the trench-lines so that the enemy positions and movements could be watched; observers were also used to help range their own artillery before a bombardment. The hoisting of balloons was often, for the infantry, a sign that a major attack was imminent, though nowadays 'What time does the balloon go up?' can simply mean 'What time does it start?'
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If the Standard flag is hoisted high outside Buckhingham Palace it means that the Queen is in the residence.
Hoist is what you do to haul something up.
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You're probably looking for "Hoisted by your own petard".
1. The cheerleader hoisted her teamate in the air. 2. Can you hoist me over the fence? 3. "Give me a leg!" " What?" " Hoist me up!" i want 2 know. that kool dude ;) --- modernwarfare
The Stanley Cup.
The Australian flag was not hoisted by Captain Cook. There was no country known as Australia then, and at this stage, Cook was a Lieutenant. Cook hoisted the British flag to show he was claiming the eastern half of the continent for the British Empire. He then returned to England.
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The flag of independent India was hoisted on the morning of 15 August 1947 at the Red Fort in Delhi.