thrust¹ /thrust/

1. To push, esp with sudden force or violence
2. To impose or inflict (something on someone)
3. To force
4. To push one's way
5. To stab, pierce
6. To intrude (oneself)

1. To make a lunge (with at)
2. To force one's way (with into, past, through, etc)

1. A sudden or violent push
2. A pushing force
3. A stab
4. Pertinacity, determination, drive
5. The chief message, gist or direction of an argument, etc
6. The force produced by a jet or rocket engine that drives an aircraft forward, or the measurement of this
7. The horizontal force on the abutment of an arch
8. A thrust plane

thrustˈer noun

1. A person or thing that thrusts
2. A small rocket engine used as a booster rocket, or to correct course or altitude
3. An auxiliary propeller on a ship that may be operated athwartships

thrustˈing noun and adjective

thrust bearing noun (engineering)

A shaft bearing designed to take an axial load

thrust hoe noun

A hoe worked by pushing

thrust plane noun (geology)

A plane along which a block of lower rocks has overridden higher rocks almost horizontally, a reversed fault of very low hade

thrust stage noun

A stage that extends into the auditorium

thrust² /thrust/ (Spenser)

To thirst

Thirst

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