Shove

What do we mean by shove?

To push quickly, forcefully, or roughly: synonym: push. intransitive verb

To put (something) roughly in a place. intransitive verb

To push someone or something with force. intransitive verb

To move forward roughly, often by shoving someone. intransitive verb

The act of shoving; a push. noun

To push (a boat) away from shore in leaving. phrasal verb

To leave. phrasal verb

The act of shoving, pushing, or pressing by strength continuously exerted; a strong push, generally along or as if along a surface. noun

The central woody part of the stem of flax or hemp; the boon. noun

A forward movement of packed and piled ice; especially, such a movement in the St. Lawrence river at Montreal, caused in the early winter by the descent of the ground-ice from the Lachine Rapids above, which, on reaching the islands below the city, is packed, thus forming a dam. noun

To press or push along by the direct application of strength continuously exerted; particularly, to push (something) so as to make it slide or move along the surface of another body, either by the hand or by an instrument: as, to shove a table along the floor; to shove a boat into the water.

To prop; support.

To push roughly or without ceremony; press against; jostle.

To push; bring into prominence.

Synonyms To push, propel, drive. See thrust.

To press or push forward; push; drive; move along.

To move in a boat by pushing with a pole or oar which reaches to the bottom of the water or to the shore: often with off or from.

To germinate; shoot: also, to cast the first teeth.

In billiards, the more common designation of the push. Degrees of strength have also given it other names. When it was foul in America to push so gently as to control the balls, the strenuous stroke was called Bowery in New York city, Germantown in Philadelphia, and timber-lick in the West. noun

To push or drive forward; to move onward by pushing or jostling. intransitive verb

A rough push.

An all-in bet.

A forward movement of packed river-ice.

Words that are spelled similarly to shove:
shove, shoe, shore, shave, stove, shone, hove, shrove, shive, shote, shole, shode, shope, shobe, whove, scove, sove, slove, shome.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word shove:
sitwell, halfpenny, paycheck, ass, coe, mort, mouths, throat, oven, ropes, push, backwards, backs, doubt, punch, liner, settle, aside, knife, promotional, enemies, sussex, quiet, your, heaven, lap, opponent, ballet, mercury, faces, herbert, mouth, samuel, bed, down, steps, johnny, wildlife, door, try, foot, everyone, face, minute, want, adapted, arm, ice.

Words that rhyme with shove:
of, love, above, dove, glove, thereof, belove, labov, in terms of, gov, out of, get rid of, foxglove, truelove, labove, dispose of, think of, consist of, void of, bereft of, abreast of, devoid of, sort of, reminiscent of, kind of, in love, get hold of, fall short of, a couple of, in front of, get out of, proud of, courtly love, fall in love, deneuve, puppy love, all of, let go of, destitute of, make love, conceive of, hand in glove, brotherly love, cupboard love, the likes of, boxing glove, rid of, calf love, barren of, free of, speak of, talk out of, xxxiv, intolerant of, take hold of, labor of love, baseball glove, sick of, kid glove, breedlove, rock dove, tired of, free love, patient of, mourning dove, think the world of, undreamed of, metal glove, talk of, city of brotherly love, write of, golf glove, labour of love, common foxglove, false foxglove, pull the leg of, strangelove, walk out of, batting glove, innocent of, suede glove, suggestive of, with love, empty of, lxxiv, yellow foxglove, straw foxglove, hand and glove, manlove, one of, impatient of, in awe of, neglectful of, under the thumb of, indicative of, freelove, uncharacteristic of, unworthy of, a lot of, a of.

Adjectives that are often used to describe shove:
little, hard, gentle, good, final, violent, mighty, playful, slight, quick, vigorous, last, powerful, big, friendly, strong, sudden, rough, light, extra, firm, hefty, tremendous, vicious, sharp, rude, forceful, hearty, angry, brutal, impatient, helpful, famous, initial, unkindly, contemptuous, heavy, affectionate, occasional, upward, almighty, tiny, handed, fierce, healthy, downward, natured, unexpected, swift, solid, slightest, terrific, desperate, abrupt, lusty, backward, and, accidental, huge, tentative, furious, forward, disgusted, steady, harder, brisk, stiff, decisive, energetic, unnecessary, smart, ambiguous, stronger, massive, encouraging, savage, sturdy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective shove:
off, halfpenny, ridges, groat, protection, snouts, boat, hip, money, board, world.

Consonant match to shove:
shave, sheave, shive, scheve, schave.

Words that sound like shove:
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