Propel

What do we mean by propel?

To cause to move forward or onward. synonym: push. transitive verb

To cause to develop or progress. transitive verb

To drive forward; move or cause to move on; urge or press onward by force.

To drive forward; to urge or press onward by force; to move, or cause to move transitive verb

To cause to move in a certain direction. verb

To make to arrive to a certain situation or result. verb

Give an incentive for action verb

Cause to move forward with force verb

To provide an impetus for motion or physical action, to cause to move in a certain direction; to drive forward.

To provide an impetus for non-physical change, to make to arrive to a certain situation or result.

Propel is a yummy, yummy, yummy sports drink. People on Crack love it. Urban Dictionary

The act of of moving your balls in a circular motion. Urban Dictionary

The act of vigorously spinning while mounted atop of a penis during sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

Usually a petite woman that you dream of having sex with by attaching the "propeller" to your knob and forcefully turning it around so that she becumes a spinning object. Urban Dictionary

A word used when wanting to describe a large force of impact but cant think of an actual word to use. Urban Dictionary

Synonym of 'wheels'. Adjective describing males that are smooth with girls. Urban Dictionary

A female of small proportions. Usually very attractive, slim, with large bossoms and a well balanced behind. A girl in which the office chair technique can be applied to. Urban Dictionary

Like a small woman "spinning" on a cock, except she puts her arms out to the side. Urban Dictionary

Usually a petite woman that you dream of having sex with by attaching the "propeller" to your knob and forcefully turning it around so that she becumes a spinning object. Urban Dictionary

The Rusty Propeller is a popular alcoholic drink of the Lehigh Valley. First created in 2009 at Lehigh University by an undergraduate it contains 24 oz of water, 6 oz of vodka, and two instant propel packets. It is traditionally berry flavored and served in a nalgene, but there have been many variations in flavor and drinking container since its creation in 2009. The Rusty Propeller is famous for its smooth taste, and ability to get individuals very intoxicated while simultaneously keeping them hydrated. This is an essential factor in preventing hangovers and the ability to wake up the next morning refreshed and ready to party again. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to propel:
propel, proper, proped, propyl, prope, propes, popel.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word propel:
oars, projectile, starboard, stardom, uphill, paddle, forwards, wheelchair, fins, armament, spacecraft, propulsion, knots, forward, grenade, upward, backwards, ship, mph, rocket, bullet, speed, barrel, thrust, ships, vehicle, orbit, fin, swim, themselves, fuel, load, velocity, prominence, boat, powder, trials, maximum, craft, mars, ball, sail, tail, boats, prey, vessel, allocated, steam, tons, wheels, lift, carried, missile, flight, engine, jet, mainstream, diesel, itself, legs, powered, weapon, aircraft, sailing, moon, swimming, oil, riders, submarine, charts, combined, tube, seconds, onto, vessels, jump, water, range, victory.

Words that rhyme with propel:
cell, well, dwell, spell, shell, tell, swell, parallel, bell, excel, personnel, sell, compel, fell, foretell, smell, l, hell, rebel, carousel, quell, gel, hotel, ell, impel, cartel, farewell, intel, repel, yell, citadel, dispel, infidel, misspell, ravel, expel, knell, noel, dell, clientele, el, morel, belle, nell, resell, gazelle, pastel, lapel, bombshell, nutshell, outsell, bluebell, retell, materiel, tel, oversell, groundswell, undersell, motel, befell, chanel, mel, dumbbell, bel, elle, barbell, jell, caravel, del, decibel, mell, quel, as well, snell, aol, cel, carmel, nobel, adele, manuel, stairwell, maxwell, eggshell, zinfandel, doorbell, accel, seashell, bethel, raphael, pell, mademoiselle, sel, fidel, marcel, isabel, carel, cowbell, zel, michelle, cavell.

Adjectives that are often used to describe propel:
self, solid, general, horizontal, composite, good.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective propel:
place, captures.

Consonant match to propel:
propyl.

Words that sound like propel:
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