With adverb or adverbial phrase expressing the result of the action.

transitive. Nautical. To push (something which is being hoisted or lowered) away from the side of a ship. Obsolete.

To shove or push aside or out of the way. Also intransitive of a thing, to move from its proper position, to give way. Chiefly dialect.

To thrust aside with the elbow; also, to elbow off, out of (anything). Chiefly figurative.

figurative. To push, as an ox with its horns. U.S.

transitive. To stand against or move forwards directly into or through (water, wind, an obstacle, etc.); (occasionally) to push aside (a person or…

(Chiefly colloquial) To put or thrust (carelessly or hastily) into a place or receptacle; also to thrust aside, away.