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pushball a game in which two teams each try to push a large heavy ball, about six feet in diameter, across the other's goal. [2 definitions]
push-button controlled by or as if by push buttons. [2 definitions]
push button a small button or knob that is pushed, esp. to close or open an electrical circuit.
pushcart a cart with wheels, used esp. by merchants who sell their goods on the street.
pushchair (chiefly British) a light four-wheeled seat for transporting children that are too young to walk far; stroller.
pusher someone or something that pushes. [2 definitions]
pushing energetic or enterprising. [2 definitions]
push on to persist in one's efforts despite obstacles or opposition.
pushover (informal) anything that is easily done. [2 definitions]
push the panic button (slang) to react frantically to a crisis.
Pushtu Pashto.
push-up a form of exercise, or a single act, in which a person lies on the stomach and raises and lowers the body using the arm muscles.
push up daisies to be dead and buried.
pushy (informal) annoyingly insistent upon satisfying one's desires; aggressive.
pusillanimous shamefully timid; cowardly.
puss a cat (used affectionately).
pussy1 (informal) a cat or kitten (used affectionately). [3 definitions]
pussy2 like or full of pus.
pussycat a cat or kitten (used affectionately).
pussyfoot to move softly and furtively, as a cat. [3 definitions]
pussy willow a small North American willow with large, velvety, silver-gray catkins. [2 definitions]