transitive. To exert the force of impact upon or against (a body) so as to move it away; to push, shove, drive. Chiefly with adverb or adverbial…

To thrust, push.

To thrust or drive with pressure or violence; to cast, throw, or fling violenty; to hurl, dash, knock; usually with preposition or adverb…

To push forcibly or violently; = thrust, v. 1a and 6.

transitive. To push, shove, kick; to throw or fling violently.

? To thrust, push, or drive with force; to chokke togeder, to thrust or ram together; to chokke thurgh, to thrust through.

transitive. To thrust, push; esp. to push violently or forcibly in a specified direction, to drive, dash. Chiefly with against, into, or through.

transitive. To thrust with sudden force. Obsolete. (Cf. colloquial to stick, clap.)

transitive (loose uses). To drive or thrust with violence.

To thrust, push, dash, or drive (anything) violently or firmly against something, or in some direction, as down, in.

Criminals' slang. To push (a person) forcefully, to ‘shove’; to take or snatch away roughly.