uptoss

verb

1. (transitive)To toss up.

   “[…] and brasses reflective Gleam in the sun, and away to the clouds uptoss the refulgence: […]”

2. (intransitive)To be tossed up.

   “The boat drew closer and closer, hurling along through the seething green like a thing alive, lifting and sending and uptossing across the huge-backed breakers, or disappearing behind them only to rush into sight again […]”

noun

1. A tossing up.

   “Sometimes its sky line was broken by an uptoss from some one overpowering blast.”

   “You can see even the smallest animals, such as porcupines and ground hogs, over a mile away, and the first step of a bear, or the first uptoss of a deer's head is seen instantly.”

2. That which is tossed up.