intransitive. To push one's way forward or onward, to press on. Chiefly with adverb, on, along, etc. Obsolete.

intransitive. To push or force one's way, as through a crowd; to crowd in; to make one's way or advance as against obstacles; to press onwards or…

intransitive. To push, or force one's way into a confined space, through a crowd, etc.; to press forward, up, etc. Now only figurative, as in…

intransitive. To push or force one's way, as through a crowd or against obstacles; to press. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make one's way by pushing or jostling; to push, jostle.

To make one's way by pushing with the shoulders; more fully to shoulder one's way; also reflexive. With various prepositions and adverbs. Also trans…

To force a path or way for oneself. Also figurative. Obsolete.

With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. intransitive. To go, move, proceed in a specified direction or to a specified place, (in earlier…

intransitive. To make one's way with force or persistence (against or as if against difficulty or opposition). Frequently with adverbs and…

To make one's way by pushing or shoving; to push one's way. Also to jostle one's way.

intransitive. To make one's way by force. Also with in, out, up. Now rare.

With possessive pronoun, used as the object of a verb to suggest movement or progress, typically with… With the verb expressing a specific effort…

To force a way; to press or push; to succeed in passing by means of compression. With adverbs and prepositions as in, into, out (of), through, up (to…

transitive. to push one's way: to make one's way persistently, esp. by thrusting obstacles or opponents aside. Frequently with through, to.

intransitive. To push or press into a place; to jostle.

intransitive. To bump heavily into (a person), to knock roughly against; to go roughly and heavily through, into, along, about, or against (a place…