transitive. To exert the force of impact upon or against (a body) so as to move it away; to push, shove, drive. Chiefly with adverb or adverbial…

transitive. To drive, push, or thrust; to strike; to thrust away or out.

transitive. To shove; to push; to thrust down. Obsolete (English regional (south-western) and rare in later use).

transitive. To push, thrust, butt. Also intransitive. Obsolete (Scottish and English regional in later use).

transitive. To exert force upon or against (a body) so as to move it away; to move by force, esp. to move along by exerting a continuous force; to…

transitive. With adverb or prepositional complement. To move (a person or thing) by force of pressure; to push, force, drive (in a specified…

transitive. To thrust or push (a thing) in a specified direction with a sharp movement; to put out (an eye). Also: †to run (a person) through with…

transitive. To drive or thrust forcibly, or with a violent impact; to hit with a blow or stroke; to knock or toss about (a person or thing, esp. a…

transitive. To cause to move in a particular direction, or into a certain position, by pressure of contact; to push, drive, or thrust down, forward…

dialect. To shove, push. [Perhaps another word.] Cf. shunt, v. 3.

transitive. To press (anything), to move by pressure, to push, shove; spec. to push in a wheel-barrow or hand-cart. (Also absol.) Also, to push back…