Shove ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Shove ( verb )

1. Push roughly or violently.
2. Force (something) into a particular position or space.
3. Move (someone or something) in a rough or violent way.
4. Thrust or push one's way forward.
5. Move (something) roughly or violently.

Origin:

Middle english: probably of scandinavian origin; compare with norwegian skufsa "to push roughly".

Examples:

1. He shoved the books aside.
2. She shoved her way through the crowd.
3. The boy was shoving the dirt with a stick.
4. He had to shove the table to get through the door.
5. She had to shove the couch to vacuum behind it.

(As a noun)

Shove ( noun )

1. Push roughly or violently.
2. Force (something) into a particular position or space.
3. Move (someone or something) in a rough or violent way.
4. Thrust or push one's way forward.
5. Move (something) roughly or violently.

Origin:

Middle english: probably of scandinavian origin; compare with norwegian skufsa "to push roughly".

Examples:

1. He shoved the books aside.
2. She shoved her way through the crowd.
3. The boy was shoving the dirt with a stick.
4. He had to shove the table to get through the door.
5. She had to shove the couch to vacuum behind it.