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boost to raise to a higher position by pushing from below. [1/6 definitions]
crowd to move oneself forward by pressing in on or pushing others. [1/9 definitions]
drive a forceful pushing. [1/18 definitions]
elbow to make (a way) by pushing in this manner. [1/6 definitions]
hiss to produce a sound by pushing air past teeth held close together, as if prolonging an "s." [1/4 definitions]
jump-start to start (a motor vehicle) either by rolling or pushing (it) with the ignition on and suddenly releasing the clutch, or by connecting the dead battery to a live battery with jumper cables. [1/2 definitions]
obtrusive sticking or pushing out; protruding. [1/3 definitions]
poke to cause or make by jabbing or pushing. [2/12 definitions]
pole1 to move (a boat, raft, or the like) by pushing with a pole. [2/4 definitions]
pout1 to show unhappiness or displeasure, esp. by pushing out the lips; sulk. [1/5 definitions]
ramrod a rod that fits inside the barrel of a gun, used for pushing the charge into it or for cleaning it.
rocker arm a pivoted lever or arm attached to a moving or stationary shaft, used to transfer a rocking or pushing motion, as in an automotive engine.
shaft to move by pushing with a pole. [1/11 definitions]
snort to breathe noisily and roughly by forcefully pushing air through the nose. [1/8 definitions]
stave to break by smashing or crushing and pushing in (often fol. by "in"). [1/7 definitions]
stick2 to fix into place by pushing the pointed end of an object into something. [1/19 definitions]
switchblade a pocketknife with a blade that is released by pushing a button, usu. considered as a weapon.
thrust the act or an instance of putting, pushing, or lunging forward forcibly. [1/11 definitions]
tricycle a three-wheeled vehicle usually ridden by pushing pedals with one's feet.
try to test by pushing to the limit. [1/7 definitions]