throwing in; tossing in
Refers to the act of throwing or tossing something into a container, space, or group. Often used in compound nouns or as a noun form of 投げ込む.
I toss the laundry into the basket.
He threw the paper into the trash can.
Specifically a loose insert placed inside a publication, such as a flyer or advertisement in a newspaper or magazine.
There was an insert in the newspaper.
This magazine often has insert advertisements tucked inside.
free-style flower arrangement
A style of ikebana where flowers are casually placed into a container without strict formal rules. Also known as 投げ入れ (nageire).
See also: 投げ入れ
Free-style flower arrangements have a natural feel.
She is learning free-style flower arrangement.
Standard spelling using the common kanji 投 and 込.
Variant without okurigana げ; less common but seen in some contexts.
Compound of 投げ (nage, 'throwing', from verb 投げる) + 込み (komi, 'putting in', from verb 込む). The noun form of the compound verb 投げ込む.