to push about, to hustle.

transitive. Now somewhat colloquial. †(a) To attack (an enemy). Obsolete. (b) More generally: to handle roughly; to assault, maul, or beat up (a…

transitive. To pull or push about roughly, to hustle; to struggle or contend roughly with, to engage in a tussle with. Now rare.

transitive. To pull roughly about; to drag or push about; to handle roughly; of a dog: to tear at, worry.

transitive. To pull about or handle roughly; (also) to rumple, dishevel. Cf. tousle, v. 1a.

transitive. To pull about roughly; to handle (esp. a woman) rudely or indelicately; to disorder, dishevel (the hair, clothes, etc.); = touse, v. 1a…

With adverb complement: figurative. To drive or throw roughly or without ceremony. Obsolete.

To push, drive, or force, roughly or unceremoniously, from, out of, or into some place, condition, etc. literal and figurative.

transitive. To handle rudely or roughly. Obsolete.

? To pull about.

transferred. (With adverb.) To remove as rubbish; to move about roughly and without consideration.

With about, out, up.

Originally U.S. to push (someone) around: to move or cause (a person) to be moved roughly from place to place, to manhandle. Now chiefly figurative…

To push roughly; manhandle. rare.