To thrust, force, stuff, crowd (anything) into a receptacle or space, etc. which it overfills, down any one's throat, etc.

transferred. To drive, push, or squeeze (an object) into something where it is held fast; to fix firmly by driving in, or by pressing tight. Const…

To stuff (something) into. Also figurative (contemptuously) to interpolate.

transitive. To crowd (persons or things) together; to crowd in. Obsolete.

To stuff or force (something) into something else; also to farce in; in quots. figurative. Also to force (something) through (a strainer). Obsolete.

To thrust (something, esp. loose materials) tightly into a receptacle or cavity. Also figurative. Also with away, in.

transitive. To cram, stuff, or thrust (a person or thing) into something (literal and figurative). Chiefly with in, into.

transitive. To press closely into or in something; to fix firmly in; to pack in.

To press or crowd in; to cram.

to cramp in: to crush into a space where there is not sufficient room.

transitive. To press, thrust, force, cram (things) in, or into a confined space; †to compress (air, etc.). Also to press (things) in numbers on a…

transitive. To pack in; to press closely together into a mass; to pack up.

transitive. To push or force (something) through or into a hole, receptacle, etc., with a twisting or winding movement.

transitive. To stuff in.

transitive. To fill quite full, to fill to distension. †Also, to stuff in as a filling material (obsolete).

To fit in tightly, jamb in, ram in.

transitive. To make a bodkin of, squeeze in as a bodkin; cf. bodkin, n. 6.

To thrust, ram, or force violently into a confined space.

= bodkin, v.

transitive. Chiefly with adverbs or adverbial phrases. To force up or out, esp. rapidly and in great quantity, as if by means of a pump; to move…

To manœuvre or compress (someone or something) into (in, on to) an inadequate space (occasionally into an inadequate period of time).