Pusher

What do we mean by pusher?

One that pushes. noun

One who sells drugs illegally. noun

One who or that which pushes; one who drives forward. noun

In mech., a stem or rod, usually with a button on the outer end, by which, from the outside of an inclosed space, some movement or result is accomplished within the space by pressing upon the button or outer extremity of the rod to push it toward the interior: as, the pusher of an electric signal or a system of electric bells, whereby an electric circuit is completed or broken. noun

One of the levers of a type-setting machine, which, when touched on the keyboard, dislodges and pushes out a type. noun

In railroading, an assisting locomotive placed behind a train to aid the train-engine in surmounting a steep grade. The use of a pusher over a short incline makes it possible to handle heavy trains with single engines over long levels above and below the incline. noun

A glove-like protection made of chamois-skin or soft leather to be slipped on over the toes and instep when wearing the shoes used in running and other athletic sports. noun

A small implement, usually of silver, used by a child, at table, to push its food upon a fork or spoon. noun

Nautical, the seventh mast on a seven-masted vessel, the masts being named in order as follows: fore-, main-, raizzen-, jigger-, spanker-, driver-, and pusher-mast. noun

One who, or that which, pushes. noun

One who sells illegal drugs, esp. one who tries to convince others to use such drugs. noun

A second engine attached to the rear of a train to provide extra power for climbing steep grades. noun

That which pushes. noun

An illegal drug dealer. noun

(aircraft configuration) an aircraft with the propeller behind the fuselage. noun

One who intrudes or pushes himself forward noun

A sandal attached to the foot by a thong over the toes noun

Someone who pushes noun

A small vehicle with four wheels in which a baby or child is pushed around noun

An unlicensed dealer in illegal drugs noun

Someone or something that pushes.

A person employed to push passengers onto trains at busy times, so they can depart on schedule.

A girl or woman.

A drug dealer.

An aircraft with the propeller behind the fuselage.

A device that one pushes in order to transport a baby while on foot, such as a stroller or pram (as opposed to a carrier such as a front or back pack).

A defensive player who does not attempt to hit winners, instead playing slower shots into the opponent's court.

A tolkach.

Words that are spelled similarly to pusher:
pusher, usher, gusher, pushed, musher, pushier, busher, rusher, posher, pushes, husher, pisher, plusher, lusher, pusser.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pusher:
dacron, empennage, tubing, nacelle, propeller, autogyro, biplane, configuration, actuate, tricycle, canard, bolted, fuselage, doped, fibreglass, centrifuge, fairing, monoplane, aluminum, tractor, welded, undercarriage, barge, rotor, cockpit, struts, mounted, retractable, specification, airframe, aluminium, fiberglass, span, unmanned, floats, glider, cantilever, composite, tug, axles, wing, carriage, engine, pod, aircraft, rudder, aft, trailing, gear, tandem, layout, flaps, diameter, tail, elevator, piston, aerodynamic, rear, flown, powered, reduction, stainless, stall, wings, steering, twin, landing, shaft, accomplished, winding, fins, inverted, thrust, chord, prop, flew, cabin, axle, plate, airplane, kit, conventional, prototype, radial, basket, boom, covered, fabric, enclosed, ratio, payload, canopy, nicolas, tank, steel, swept, wooden, nose, pushing, fitted.

Words that rhyme with pusher:
busher, ambush her, push her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pusher:
pen, old, time, local, narcotics, drug, big, little, good, real, hydraulic, button, mechanical, biggest, pencil, successful, single, wooden, chief, knot, professional, plastic, mere, american, dope, heavy, suspected, type, hard, best, twin, petal, black, seat, celebrated, friendly, seater, rail, evil, truck, greatest, pneumatic, standard, former, pill, level, bit, portly, gravel, piezoelectric, stage, brad, alleged, nearest, automatic, dead, cookie, inner, paper, stick, magnetic, driven, australian, non, constructive, one, handled, loving, sound, and, prime, notorious, pathetic, stereotypical, compulsive, engine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pusher:
plate, engines, bar, type, grade, grades, prop, biplanes, face, interface, propellers, exhibition, world, pants.

Consonant match to pusher:
pasha, pushy, pishu, posher, posho, poisha, p she, p show, p xi, pao shih, pay she, pei shih, pu shih, push he, push her, push she, pysher.

Words that sound like pusher:
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